For any relationship to flourish there must be materials brought to burn. These materials are time, energy, giving of abilities, etc. Relationships die when offerings are not made, when we don’t give of ourselves. This is the same with God and issue we find in our spiritual walk when we don't give fully of who we are. Is there anything burning in your life? What stops us burning?

One of the most beautiful expressions in humanity is sacrificial love! God gave it all for us and has come close. The 5 offerings which bring us close to God have a theme of surrender! This physical action of sacrifice is not what God desires but an obedient and surrendered heart. What does this mean for us as followers of Jesus?

The current achievement culture is obsessed with what we can do. The self-help, self-made which breeds self-reliance! I can pay it, earn it, get it! But this is counter to the Gospel. There is a gift that draws us near outside of ourselves! Join us as we jump back into Leviticus!

In our season of coming back to “The First Love”, a chance for us to reignite our passion for God. Our inspiration comes from the most miss understood love story, the book of Leviticus (yes you read that right). God’s heart has always been a pursuit of proximity, committed to being one with humanity. Join us as we intro this amazing book which is more than just a long list of laws and rituals!

THE LONGING FOR PEACE

In our world today, we still see nations against nations, people against people, natural disasters, sickness, and diseases that feel very far from peace.

Peace could be summarized as the absence of interruption, conflict, and disruption – the absence of anything other than pure tranquility. But God's vision for peace is so much more.

God is love. Love is not something that He has, rather love is who He is! So what does that mean for us in the longings of life?

As we celebrate the Arrivals of Jesus in advent. We look to what it means to wait well for His coming Kingdom. What does it means too long in hope?

It was a joy to have guest speaker Eric Ferguson with us! He gave a timely word to our church and finished our series on Generosity.  Do we trust in our resources, or do we trust in the source of our resources? Generosity is not a hard thing it's a heart thing. How can we live out living in the source?

Seeking first is a God given desire because God is interested in your “First”. Scripture has a lot to say about freely prioritizing God above all other things. The reality is, God wants your heart! Not what He wants from you… but for you! So how do we shift the heart with action, to be part of the generous Kingdom?

There are many treasures of material wealth that we think will define, elevate, or give worth to us. Jesus points to us these treasures will waste away but there is another treasure which will not. Where our treasure is so will our heart also be! What are the right treasures? How do we shift our heart to them?