As followers of Jesus, we know it is important to serve Him and others. We also believe that when we serve, we are to be motivated by our love.  Jesus, the greatest servant of all, gives us the example of what it means to serve with love.

If something isn't growing we wouldn't call it alive, right? That is why we value spiritual growth as followers of Jesus. We want to be people who know God more each and every day and there are things we can do in our lives to help our spiritual growth.

Everything we do in life is driven by what we value.  As we begin a new year let's look at the importance of placing Jesus at the beginning of all our endeavors.

The Bible tells us that our words carry weight with others.  We can bring life or death to others in the words we say or type online.  Because of that, it is important that we have a great understanding of what God is using his son Jesus to accomplish here on earth and for all eternity.

Paul reveals the "mystery" of the Church. Christians are to come together in unity. Unified in purpose, yet distinct in person. The result of this unity is Christ's victory over evil.

Psalm 23 describes Jesus as our shepherd and table host. Today we might slap this on a mug or embroider it on a throw pillow. For the ancient near-east ears, these descriptions were ones that would have spoken loudly. Join us as we endeavor to unpack a deeper meaning than what one might get from just a cursory reading of the passage.

This is the third and final week of our Christmas series called "Hope Is Here."  Many times in life we feel lost and alone with no help to be found.  This Christmas season we look to Jesus' birth in Bethlehem and remember that God has come to be with us... to help us find our way back to Him.