The things we worry about compete for mastery of our lives. When put God first, we are free from worry. When we trust God, we are free to leave the results of our obedience to our loving, merciful, glorious savior, Jesus.

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God is love, and God's love for us has been revealed perfectly in Jesus. As loved people who are created in God's image, we respond to God's love by loving others and being generous.

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In the New Testament, we read the greatest story of all time: the story of Jesus and His great love for us! But how did certain books make it into the New Testament? And can we trust the Gospel accounts of Jesus in the New Testament? In this sermon, we look together at the reliability of the New Testament.

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In John 17, Jesus prayed for all of his followers, both present and future, to be one. Even in the midst of differences, including differences on what we believe about human sexuality, Christians can truly live as "one body."

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In the Bible, we read the greatest story of all time: the story of a loving God who willingly died and rose again to restore us. However, some parts of the Bible confuse us, especially parts where God seems violent. How do we read those passages in light of Jesus, the Word of God?

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What is the Bible? What is it about? Why should I read it? What is the Word of God? The Bible, composed of 66 individual books, tells the greatest story ever told and testifies to Jesus Christ, the Word of God.

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The most important thing we can do as a church is love Jesus. When we fall more and more in love with Jesus, our lives will be transformed. Jesus invites us to fellowship with Him every single day, and we have the opportunity to say "Yes" to the invitation.

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In a world filled with condemnation, the church can be a "community of prayerful love." Through offering compassion (and not condemnation!) and through prayer, we can look more and more like the community Jesus described in Matthew 7.

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We live in a world that is constantly giving us more and more to worry about. Thankfully, Jesus has a better way to live. Through examining ourselves, knowing who we are, and knowing Whose we are, a life of peace is possible in a worry-filled world.

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A life lived solely to be seen by others is far from the abundant life Christ has for us. A life lived for God, the Audience of One, is the happiest and holiest life. How different would our lives look if we only cared about the opinion of God, the One who loves us more than we ever could imagine?

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