Jesus, the one who was slain, is worthy of our worship. Jesus purchased people for God from every corner of the earth and made them into a community of lovers to enjoy and worship God. We worship him for who he is and what he's done.

Money is neither good nor evil, but wealth can be hazardous to our health. How is wealth dangerous? First, we can easily depend on our wealth more than God. Second, the more we accumulate, the more work it takes to protect it, insure it, repair it,...

God is the one being in the universe who deserves worship. We were created to know God, enjoy him, and find our meaning through serving him. Heaven worships him constantly and so should we.

God delights in us when we patiently endure hardship and persecution. He knows what we're going through and he promises to recycle everything for our good. When we persevere through difficult trials, we bring glory to God and honor to ourselves.

ollowing Jesus is a daily act of faith. Don't rest on your past faith or service. It's easy to grow cold, become emotionally detached from God, and find ourselves consumed with the worries of this life, including leisure, television, social media,...

Live a godly life. Avoid every false teaching that leads to ignoring love for your brothers and sisters and love for God. God requires we lay down our lives for one another. He also expects us to be holy as he is holy. Anything less than this will...

Jesus invites us to stand up to internal and external threats to compromise our faith. External threats include those who persecute us for our faith. Internal threats include those who teach what is contrary to Scripture. We must resist both...

Message from David Gainey on August 22, 2020

We will gain far more than we lose if we're willing to give up what we have now for what God offers later. Be faithful -- and you won't be disappointed.

It's easy to become complacent in our faith and lose our original passion for Jesus. God loves when we work hard, persevere under trial, avoid evil, and treasure Scripture, but he requires something more--that we awaken our deep longing for Jesus...