In this week's message Lead Pastor Cory Ball dives into a promise made my God that was finally fulfilled after more than 600 years. If you are waiting on God, take heart that you haven't been waiting that long. But know that God who makes promises always keeps promises. As we'll learn this week, the power of a promise is in its fulfillment, not in its commitment. 

We love new things. We want new sneakers, a new friend, a new car. We are attracted to shiny and new. Thousands of years ago God told two prophets, Ezekiel and Jeremiah, that he would one day give those who followed him a new heart. Something shiny and new. God promised that he would change us from the inside out. He promised that he would write his law on our hearts and that we would be made totally new. That promise sat for a while, untouched for thousands of years... Until Jesus arrived, and everything changed.    In this series, A New Heart we are looking at what happened from the garden to the cross in God's plan of redeeming all who follow him.

We love new things. We want new sneakers, a new friend, a new car. We are attracted to shiny and new. Thousands of years ago God told two prophets, Ezekiel and Jeremiah, that he would one day give those who followed him a new heart. Something shiny and new. God promised that he would change us from the inside out. He promised that he would write his law on our hearts and that we would be made totally new. That promise sat for a while, untouched for thousands of years... Until Jesus arrived, and everything changed.    In this series, A New Heart we are looking at what happened from the garden to the cross in God's plan of redeeming all who follow him.

This week's episode features Casey Jordan, Director of Discipleship at Redemption. 

We love new things. We want new sneakers, a new friend, a new car. We are attracted to shiny and new. Thousands of years ago God told two prophets, Ezekiel and Jeremiah, that he would one day give those who followed him a new heart. Something shiny and new. God promised that he would change us from the inside out. He promised that he would write his law on our hearts and that we would be made totally new. That promise sat for a while, untouched for thousands of years... Until Jesus arrived, and everything changed.    In this series, A New Heart we are looking at what happened from the garden to the cross in God's plan of redeeming all who follow him.

This week’s message in the Third Way series covers God’s eternal plan for diversity and how it will be fulfilled. We’ll talk about our role in fulfilling God’s plan of filling heaven with a diverse group of people.

In this three-week series, we will specifically confront the issue of race relations through the Third Way of Jesus. What's the Third Way of Jesus? Well, Jesus was often approached with a problem and he was presented with two solutions. The people of Jesus' day would ask him, "Jesus, are you for *this* or *that*?" But instead, Jesus would often reject the dichotomy and present the third way that those people knew nothing about. (For an example, see Mark 12:13-17)

In the series the Third Way, we will work to uncover the Third Way of Jesus as it pertains to today's conversation around race relations. Our goal is to come out on the other side of this series more unified than before by understanding Jesus and his teachings more fully. This is a series you won't want to miss.

This week’s message in the Third Way series we answer the question, “what does God think about race?”

In this three-week series, we will specifically confront the issue of race relations through the Third Way of Jesus. What's the Third Way of Jesus? Well, Jesus was often approached with a problem and he was presented with two solutions. The people of Jesus' day would ask him, "Jesus, are you for *this* or *that*?" But instead, Jesus would often reject the dichotomy and present the third way that those people knew nothing about. (For an example, see Mark 12:13-17)

In the series the Third Way, we will work to uncover the Third Way of Jesus as it pertains to today's conversation around race relations. Our goal is to come out on the other side of this series more unified than before by understanding Jesus and his teachings more fully. This is a series you won't want to miss.

This week’s message in the Third Way series is all about civility. How do we engage with other people in conversations related to race?

In this three-week series, we will specifically confront the issue of race relations through the Third Way of Jesus. What's the Third Way of Jesus? Well, Jesus was often approached with a problem and he was presented with two solutions. The people of Jesus' day would ask him, "Jesus, are you for *this* or *that*?" But instead, Jesus would often reject the dichotomy and present the third way that those people knew nothing about. (For an example, see Mark 12:13-17)

In the series the Third Way, we will work to uncover the Third Way of Jesus as it pertains to today's conversation around race relations. Our goal is to come out on the other side of this series more unified than before by understanding Jesus and his teachings more fully. This is a series you won't want to miss.