Every Christian wants to be spiritually mature, but some still act like infants in Christ. Paul helps us identify two marks of spiritual immaturity that every believer needs to grow beyond and leave behind.

What are the ideas that fueled the Protestant Reformation and why do they still matter today?

Christianity isn't anti-intellectual, rather it's a rational faith rooted in God's wisdom, given by God's Spirit, for God's people.

If we are going to have God's blessing as a church, then we must make sure we are preaching the right message, with the right method, for the right reason.

Though the cross of Christ is foolishness to the world, it is the wisdom and power of God for salvation to all who believe.

Fractures in church can have devastating effects on our unity in the faith.

God is faithful to take messy people and turn them into his mighty saints.

Prayer is the glue that holds all the pieces of uncommon community together.

We can't have victory over sin on our own, therefore God plans to use his people to restore us and bear our burdens.