Jesus brings peace to those who cannot buy it, earn it, or deserve it.

Zechariah’s act of faith and subsequent song of praise illustrates the power of God at work in the way each of us is moved from unbelief to worship. Luke’s emphasis on the supernatural shows us how God is in the details of every aspect of our salvation.

We often look at Mary, the mother of Jesus, as an almost divine figure. But, what we find out is that she expresses the faith necessary for every person who trusts in Christ.

Luke lays out his purpose in writing an account of the life of Jesus - that we may be certain of the Gospel.

Luke lays out his purpose in writing an account of the life of Jesus - that we may be certain of the Gospel.

God’s power is put on display most evidently through our weakness. As we invite Him to renew us by his grace each day, we gain an eternal perspective on God’s plan for our transformation.

We look for opportunities to articulate the story of Jesus in a way that boldly testifies to the grace and love of Christ. This begins in our homes and continues in friendships made inside and outside of the church.

We are committed to seeking the good of those around us. Sacrificial service in the home, the church, and the city demonstrates God's heart for human flourishing through the establishment of a gospel culture.

Disciples of Jesus are committed to radical generosity. Joyfully sharing our time, energy, and resources displays an understanding that all we own belongs to God, and reflects how Jesus has been generous with us.⁣