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We believe God created us with gifts and skills designed to help others and to do good things. This week Pastor Brent will examine what the Bible says about serving, and we will kick off a month-long emphasis on changing the world through the giving of ourselves.
At the heart of being Christian is dwelling in union with God. Throughout our lives, we'll sense God's guidance and care. Psalm 23 mentions three ways that God cares for our souls in our union with him.
King David's prayers often had a similar structure: requests, defenses, and declarations. We can pray like this too, and today Pastor Brent shares an example we can all pray--maybe especially so for dads!
Money can bring a lot of good things, but it can't save you. Only God can save you from the grave. So where are you putting your trust?
We all have bad days and face lots of trouble, but God promises to be with us IN our trouble. Selah--pause and remember this!
Do you ever feel you are doing enough just to get by? Or do you feel like you’ve mismanaged an area of life, and it’s in near shambles? Even more so, how can we know that God will still want to use us as his people for his story when we routinely fall short? This Sunday, we’ll look at a couple of different Bible passages that will help us reckon with our own shortcomings and will help us serve together as a community of believers, even in the midst of our past failures.
Authenticity and honesty in front of God, others, and ourselves not only leads to our freedom, but an authentic church family is really attractive to the community around us.
This week singer Ed Sheeran won a long-contested copyright legal battle, but it leads to an interesting conversation: How much can you "borrow" from an idea before it becomes illegal? How can we best learn from leaders before us, and how much of "our" ideas should we own and hold on to? Don't we want good ideas to be passed on--and where's the line?
Pastor Joe and Matt wrestle with that and more in today's TRENDING.
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