Easter is for everyone. God showed love for a the world by sharing the great gift of Jesus with all of us. Have you received Him yet?

God has made a way to dwell with His people. In the book of Exodus, it was the physical tabernacle. In the New Testament, Jesus became the tabernacle, the presence of God on earth. And now the church is the tabernacle, God’s dwelling place in a broken world.

Jesus transforms us through His identity, His life, His death and His resurrection by the power of His Spirit. All of this culminates and is demonstrated at the cross which is central to our understanding of transformation.

In order to apply the correct cure, we need to correct diagnosis. Our hearts are affected both by the wounds we have received and the sins we he have committed. We live in a broken world where everyone of us is both sinner and sinned against.

Our story makes us who we are today. Transformation happens when we realize that we are not just shaped by our own story, but ultimately shaped by God’s story. We are called to surrender our story to our Savior because only Jesus can redeem the past and transform the future.

The gospel doesn’t just make bad people good, it makes dead people alive. The Bible calls us to change completely. Every part of us affected and transformed. Are you ready to experience wholeness and true, lasting change?

What's your first impression of the word "work?" God wants to show us how work fits into the story He is writing in us and through us and should be something we celebrate instead of resist.

Just as Isaiah was sent to the people of his day, we are also sent to the people of today.

What does it mean to view racial justice through the lens of God's kingdom? This week, in Isaiah 42 we see that God’s plan has always been for every tongue, tribe, nation and people.

All of life has value in God's eyes. Every person was and is carefully crafted by a loving God.