When Jesus shares a message, we need to embrace it and seek how he wants us to respond ... whether that message offers encouragement or correction.

Jesus is speaking to us through the letters to churches in Revelation 2. Are we ready to listen?

John's vision of Jesus in Revelation 1 reminds us that all of Scripture and all of life is about God.

There is a tendency for followers of Jesus to avoid the book of Revelation, but we must heed the words of Jesus to John and "fear not." In this first part of a series focused on John's letter, you will be encouraged to embrace Revelation and prepare your heart to see God throughout this amazing literary work.

As we receive comfort from God, He then uses us to give His comfort to others.

When Jesus says God the Father is seeking something from us, we should find out what that is and how we can be part of it. Find out what it means to worship God in spirit and in truth.

Frustration isn't a fruit of the Spirit, nor is it a spiritual gift. It's a sign we aren't trusting God and it needs to be confessed. The great news is, God stands ready to forgive us and renew our minds!

Each Sunday, we who follow Jesus gather to worship our Lord. If we forget WHY we worship, we run the risk of looking the part but missing the heart.

We know that if all else is taken away, Jesus is enough. But do we really believe that? Do we live out that truth? A glimpse at the life of Job will help us answer that question and respond in faith.

This special worship gathering offers an opportunity to hear how God worked through kids, teens and adults at Camp Cowen over the summer. Be inspired by these stories of faith!