We will launch a summer journey in Paul's letter to the Galatians on Sunday. We will set the stage for this critical book in the New Testament. I would suggest in the next couple of weeks you set aside half an hour and read the entire letter of Galatians in one sitting. The more you can do that, the better you'll learn the ebb and flow of this important letter from Paul. Religious leaders in the early church were insisting that faith was not enough, that being right with God required something more. Is that true? Absolutely not. But ... how do we know? Galatians.

We will launch a summer journey in Paul's letter to the Galatians on Sunday. We will set the stage for this critical book in the New Testament. I would suggest in the next couple of weeks you set aside half an hour and read the entire letter of Galatians in one sitting. The more you can do that, the better you'll learn the ebb and flow of this important letter from Paul. Religious leaders in the early church were insisting that faith was not enough, that being right with God required something more. Is that true? Absolutely not. But ... how do we know? Galatians.

A special message from Pastor Andrew focusing on Pslam 23 and what the kids learned all week in VBS.

We will launch a summer journey in Paul's letter to the Galatians on Sunday. We will set the stage for this critical book in the New Testament. I would suggest in the next couple of weeks you set aside half an hour and read the entire letter of Galatians in one sitting. The more you can do that, the better you'll learn the ebb and flow of this important letter from Paul. Religious leaders in the early church were insisting that faith was not enough, that being right with God required something more. Is that true? Absolutely not. But ... how do we know? Galatians.

Near the beginning of the story of the Bible, a man named Cain becomes jealous of his brother, who is getting God’s favor. He is warned to keep his anger in check, but he caves and murders his brother. As a result, Cain is sent into the wilderness. And there, he builds the first city in the story of the Bible. What is the story of cities in the Bible? The Bible opens in a garden and ends with a garden in a city. What’s that all about? We will explore the stories of several great cities in the Bible and learn what they teach us about God and His plan for humanity.

Near the beginning of the story of the Bible, a man named Cain becomes jealous of his brother, who is getting God’s favor. He is warned to keep his anger in check, but he caves and murders his brother. As a result, Cain is sent into the wilderness. And there, he builds the first city in the story of the Bible. What is the story of cities in the Bible? The Bible opens in a garden and ends with a garden in a city. What’s that all about? We will explore the stories of several great cities in the Bible and learn what they teach us about God and His plan for humanity.

Near the beginning of the story of the Bible, a man named Cain becomes jealous of his brother, who is getting God’s favor. He is warned to keep his anger in check, but he caves and murders his brother. As a result, Cain is sent into the wilderness. And there, he builds the first city in the story of the Bible. What is the story of cities in the Bible? The Bible opens in a garden and ends with a garden in a city. What’s that all about? We will explore the stories of several great cities in the Bible and learn what they teach us about God and His plan for humanity.

Near the beginning of the story of the Bible, a man named Cain becomes jealous of his brother, who is getting God’s favor. He is warned to keep his anger in check, but he caves and murders his brother. As a result, Cain is sent into the wilderness. And there, he builds the first city in the story of the Bible. What is the story of cities in the Bible? The Bible opens in a garden and ends with a garden in a city. What’s that all about? We will explore the stories of several great cities in the Bible and learn what they teach us about God and His plan for humanity.

Near the beginning of the story of the Bible, a man named Cain becomes jealous of his brother, who is getting God’s favor. He is warned to keep his anger in check, but he caves and murders his brother. As a result, Cain is sent into the wilderness. And there, he builds the first city in the story of the Bible. What is the story of cities in the Bible? The Bible opens in a garden and ends with a garden in a city. What’s that all about? We will explore the stories of several great cities in the Bible and learn what they teach us about God and His plan for humanity.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ profoundly changed the lives of those who followed Him and it can transform our lives as well. The crucifixion of Jesus was very troubling to His followers, it blew them off course. Was their journey at its end? Some went back to their old lives, but the resurrection put them back on course. How can the resurrection be a reference point in our lives and not just one Sunday every year? We will explore the stories of some of the followers of Jesus whose stories were transformed on that Third Day, the day of resurrection.