What an astounding reality to come to grips with the fact of being made new in Christ. Once- at the Bank of Righteousness-our account read "insufficient funds" but Christ came for us, lived the perfect life for us, which we could not live, died the death that we deserved, and credited to our account sufficient funds of righteousness. In addition, as newly righteous people, we are privileged to cooperate with God, our Daddy, in calling the world back into right relationship with him. Hence the phrase, the ministry of reconciliation. Join us as we venture into awesomeness!

Who do you fear? Who desires to harm you? Who is a threat to your rights? Your freedoms? Your way of life? Join us as we explore Jesus’ radical words in Luke 6 about those we are least likely to love — our enemies.

Who do you fear? Who desires to harm you? Who is a threat to your rights? Your freedoms? Your way of life? Join us as we explore Jesus’ radical words in Luke 6 about those we are least likely to love — our enemies.

This week, we conclude our series on Ecclesiastes by asking (and hopefully answering!) the question of what exactly is “the good life.” Solomon’s answer is not wealth, though he had much of it. His answer is not sexual gratification, though he had much of that. His answer is not influence and power, things he also had much of. No, his answer - inspired by the Holy Spirit - is surprising.

We're taking a break from our ‪#‎YouBetterWiseUp‬ series this week to hear a message from our own Josh Marino called ‪#‎QuietTime‬. He'll be encouraging us from Psalm 131 on how to walk in rest and being and not striving and doing.

We're taking a break from our #‎YouBetterWiseUp series this week to hear a message from our own Josh Marino called #‎QuietTime. He'll be encouraging us from Psalm 131 on how to walk in rest and being and not striving and doing.