Sometimes we miss things that we really need to hear and wrestle with because we label it, place it aside in our minds, and dismiss it. Jesus didn't do that. Instead, he entered into life with others around him, living out the kingdom in what he said and what he did. He is not only our savior, but our example. Pastor Trey Herweck of Refuge Church in St. Charles, MO joined us to share God's word.

When thinking about difficult times in the world, the Psalmist declared, "The Lord reigns, let the earth rejoice!" Tough times often make us feel an array of emotions: fear, panic, anger, despair. But we who follow Jesus have an eternal hope – Our God Reigns Forever! This doesn't mean we withdraw. Rather, it means we can engage this world, but with joy rather than fear! Pastor Chris Bennett of Renewal Church in Memphis, TN shared this timely message for us.

When thinking about difficult times in the world, the Psalmist declared, "The Lord reigns, let the earth rejoice!" Tough times often make us feel an array of emotions: fear, panic, anger, despair. But we who follow Jesus have an eternal hope – Our God Reigns Forever! This doesn't mean we withdraw. Rather, it means we can engage this world, but with joy rather than fear! Pastor Chris Bennett of Renewal Church in Memphis, TN shared this timely message for us.

We get to see a racy scene on the threshing floor as Ruth follows Naomi's plan to connect with Boaz. This is an important look at wisdom and love, and at romantic love.

We get to see a racy scene on the threshing floor as Ruth follows Naomi's plan to connect with Boaz. This is an important look at wisdom and love, and at romantic love.

We have a tendency to think of life and history as cyclical. Good always follows bad, and the bad always follows good. Throughout the Bible, though, there are stories that follow a different pattern. One of Life – Death – Resurrection. As we'll learn from Ruth, followers of Christ are called to embrace the downward path, not to push against it or worry about it.

We have a tendency to think of life and history as cyclical. Good always follows bad, and the bad always follows good. Throughout the Bible, though, there are stories that follow a different pattern. One of Life – Death – Resurrection. As we'll learn from Ruth, followers of Christ are called to embrace the downward path, not to push against it or worry about it.

In a world that swirls with a constant stream of information - truth and lies, rumor and fact, always with a spin - it is difficult to discern what is good and true. The Apostle John encourages us in this text to press hard into discerning truth.

There was a famine in the "house of bread", "My God is King" is dead, and "Pleasant's" husband and sons have died. So opens the book of Ruth. In this short series, Pastor Bill will be walking us through the book of Ruth. To guide us in this study, we will use Paul Miller's book A Loving Life in a World of Broken Relationships. In this first sermon, we see the necessity of lament and what real love looks like.

There was a famine in the "house of bread", "My God is King" is dead, and "Pleasant's" husband and sons have died. So opens the book of Ruth. In this short series, Pastor Bill will be walking us through the book of Ruth. To guide us in this study, we will use Paul Miller's book A Loving Life in a World of Broken Relationships. In this first sermon, we see the necessity of lament and what real love looks like.