Through Jesus the Son, God the Father adopts sinners like us into His forever family.

As wonderful as falling in love can be, growing in love is even better.

Upcoming generations need wise and caring adults who understand how the Gospel helps us navigate the oft choppy waters of sexual identity development.

How we feel about our outer world indicates what’s going on within our inner world.

This past weekend our guest speaker, John Caldwell, gave us some biblical insight on leading our families well.

The Bible tells one continuous story of God's love and embrace for people of all ethnicities.

Attempting to build a stable life on a godless foundation is the epitome of human arrogance.

It’s all too possible to experience grace and then continue in sin. The good news for those in Christ is that sin has no power of you—the only power it has in your life is the power you give it.

The Flood will not be God’s final judgment. The Ark was not His final mercy.

Years of faithful service for the benefit of a few, have a far-reaching impact over time.