If Jesus came for sinners and not the righteous, what should His church look like? Here's to becoming a church for sinners and keeping the party going upstairs.

In our desire to share the hope and love of Jesus with others, we sometimes wrestle with a nagging suspicion that we simply aren't trying hard enough. Here's what the Bible has to say about that.

What if God moving in a miraculous way didn't have to be a distant hope for the future, but an opportunity we could seize right now? As we continue our Lift Your Eyes series, we ponder the possibility of there being a fruitful harvest all around us.

In meeting the woman at the well, Jesus met every kind of person you could ever possibly meet, and showed how your story can reveal His nature to them.

As we enter a new year, we are expectant of great things. We believe that 2019 is meant to be a year of soaring higher, running further, and walking more confidently in all that God's called us to be. All we have to do is to lift our eyes and put our hope in Him.

Moments come and go. Even the best, most celebration-worthy moments will fade with time. Here are 3 things to anchor yourself to in the new year that won't fade away, but will increase year upon year.

If the Nativity demonstrates anything to us, it demonstrates that Jesus' birth is good news for everyone - near to God, far from God, rich, or poor - all can find hope in His story.

He raised Jesus. We know that. But his life, as little as we know about it, was also a stunning foreshadowing of the Gospel his son would deliver to us.

How do we get the faith to say "yes" to anything God asks? The answer is two simple things that we can learn from a teenage girl.

How do you keep hope alive when prayers seem to go unanswered? In this week's message, Pastor Jon shares three things that will keep you anchored in hope when the answer to your prayer isn't a "yes" or a "no," but a "not yet."