If we want to change something in our life, it's going to require God's help. And the good news is He's there and He wants to help us!

In Luke 9:57-62, Jesus tells us that following him will cost us something. It will cost us comfort. It will cost us convenience. It will cost us familiarity. It will require great sacrifice on our part. But the good news is that the cost of change is temporary and the blessings are eternal! Are you willing to pay the cost?

Hannah was barren and desperately wanted a child. She promised to give that child to God if He would bless her with one. Hannah's love changed her life and impacted the entire nation of Israel! What might happen if you loved like that?

As we start the new year, many of us make resolutions and set goals. But there's a more excellent way! 1 Corinthians 13 tells us it's the way of love. If we love well, everything else will fall into place.

Have you ever thought about the Christmas story from Joseph's perspective? In this message, we'll take a look at Joseph's part in the first Christmas and the privilege he had to be Jesus's earthly father.

It's the first Sunday of Advent, and we're looking at the story of Zechariah. Even after spending a lifetime praying for the Messiah, he wasn't ready! In what ways do we need to be ready when God gives us opportunities to share the gospel or grow in our relationships?

Acts 20 starts off in a rather unremarkable way. It tells us that Paul stays put in one spot for a while, encouraging believers there. How often are we too busy coming and going to encourage one another?

Paul wrote his letter to the Colossians instructing them in how to live now that they're Christ followers. Part of that is being forgiving! It's showing humility, kindness, gentleness, patience, and compassion to one another--extending other people the same grace and forgiveness God has extended us.

What did the early church look like? How are things supposed to be? In this message, we take a look at the church of Acts 2-the very first Christian church-while also celebrating the rich history we have as a church here in Michigan.