Grief and Loss are disruptive and inevitable aspects of this life. Whether you’ve experienced it firsthand, walked alongside someone as they experienced loss, or have yet to face it in your life, loss can call our beliefs into question. How do you let the Gospel inform your response to loss? Pastor James Granger challenges us

The Gospel message must be heard to be believed. But what about those that have never heard? Pastor Noel Jesse Heikkinen calls us to spread the message of the Gospel, for it is only through the explicit message of Jesus’ death and resurrection that we are freed from sin and brought into life with Christ.

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Our decisions can largely be traced back to either our thoughts or feelings. Each end of that decision-making spectrum is seen as best by those that operate according to that framework. Do you find yourself basing your choices on what you feel or what you think? Pastor Noel Jesse Heikkinen calls us, as followers of

We are unlovable sinners who are unlike God in every way, and yet God loved us anyway. Do you believe that? Pastor Noel Jesse Heikkinen looks at the Easter narrative not in Jesus’ journey to the cross, but by asking how we choose to respond to His gift of grace. When we believe in Jesus,

When the Gospel takes root in someone’s life it changes them. At the end of Paul’s letter to the Colossian church, he points to several people who have lived out different aspects of grace. Do you have people like this in your life? Are you a grace-filled person? Pastor Noel Jesse Heikkinen concludes our series

How do you respond to the Gospel? Does it motivate you to pray or to live out your faith in action; loving your neighbor? Josh Michels draws from Paul’s call to the Colossian church and reminds us that prayer and action are not opposites, but go hand-in-hand as our outward response to the redemption and

Hearing the good news of the Gospel brings about a natural outward focus of sharing that good news with others. How do you go about sharing this life change you’ve experienced with others? Young Yi points out that reaching people with the Gospel has two essential aspects: speaking to God about people, and speaking to