This past Sunday, we looked at the third leg of the stool of our DNA, which is communion with Jesus. Looking at the life of Moses, we learn that to effectively live in community and go on mission, the mark of our lives must be that we are known by the Lord face to face.

From the time God created us, His plan was always to bring His Kingdom to Earth as it is in Heaven. He chooses to use people for this mission. As the church, we must have mission, collectively and individually, or we will lose purpose.

We are being restored by God so that we can become a place of hope and restoration for the world around us.  If we forget that there's a calling outside of the walls of a church, then we'll miss out on the transformation and story God has for each of our lives.

The Apostle Paul encourages Timothy to pursue righteousness, gentleness, faith, love, and steadfastness. This sermon looks at three ways in which we can pursue these characteristics.

We have nothing to offer God and yet He wants us! Our greatest offering and the way we Take Hold is to get in a posture of Gratitude and Thanksgiving.

This world tries to call us to fight against any struggle or obstacle we face. God is calling us to fight for Him and to fight to keep Jesus at the center of our lives. What are you fighting against? Where is God calling you to fight for Him?

In order to RUN TO Jesus we must also RUN AWAY from lies about our identity.

Great stories require power, love, and self-discipline. Small stories don't. Where is God calling you to step out of comfort and into courage? Those are the places He wants to show up and bring a spirit of power, love, and self-discipline.

Christmas Eve Service

The angels knew the glory of God’s plan for Jesus’ life and could not contain their excitement for sharing the good news. Our response to the gospel should reflect the angels’. It is important to know the story of the gospel, but it should move us to constantly seek Jesus before anything else.