Movie: A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood How did you show someone you love them this weekend? With a heart-shaped box of chocolate and flowers? A fancy dinner? God’s Word calls us to show love like God shows us His love – through forgiveness. ...

Movie: Rise of Skywalker Who is the hero of most movies? The strongest one? The one with the most talent? The one with the lightsaber? For many, their heroes in life don’t wear capes and aren’t that strong. We don’t call them a superhero or...

Movie: Avengers Endgame Have you ever felt isolated, forgotten and alone? Of course you have. Captain America, the greatest superhero of all time, felt alone. Elijah, the greatest prophet of all time, felt alone. We’ve all felt isolated, forgotten...

Chapter 5 of 2 Corinthians contains some of the most amazing Gospel truths in all of Scripture. Through the cross and empty tomb of Jesus, we are not just forgiven, saved and set free – we are made a new creation. As His new creation, we are now...

With a new perspective and excitement for the new that never gets old, now we take this hope and promise of Jesus into a world that only looks at the outward appearance. So, how do we live in a world like that and love the people in it? How do we, in...

As soon as we receive something new, immediately it starts to get old. A new baby starts growing up way too fast. New technology becomes old within months. A new job quickly becomes a chore. The promise of Jesus is to make all things new. But...

Everything we see, and experience, tells us that we and the world around us are getting old. What if, instead of getting older, we and the world around us is getting newer? As life and the world seems to constantly change and accelerate toward the...

The Greek word for grace is charis and the word for joy is chara. Grace and joy are not only connected linguistically but also theologically. The joy we experience now, and forever is the result of God’s grace given through Jesus. Reading:...

This advent season as we prepare for Christmas, may we once again be filled with the joy that comes from hearing Christ our Savior is born.

Reading: Luke 2.

The joy of Christmas and knowing Jesus as summarized in the words of 1 Peter 1:8. “Though you have not seen him, you love him. Though you do not now see him, you believe in him and rejoice with joy that is inexpressible and filled with glory.” ...