What is the church known for? How can the church develop a reputation for generosity that is nurtured by the self-giving God? Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition of 2 Corinthians 8.1-15. 

What do Cain, Esau, and Reuben have in common? Each is an unfaithful older brother described in Scripture. In fact, when a Bible story begins, "Once there was two brothers," you can almost always count on the older brother causing some trouble. Except when it comes to Jesus who is the faithful older brother who cheers for us, defends us, feels what we are feeling, and points us to the hope he promises. Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition of Hebrews 2.9-18. 

How do those in whom Christ is being formed respond when the Church proves disappointing? Grab your Bible and join us for the second message in our series, The Bible's Vision for Jesus' Church. 

Please join us for the first message in our series, The Bible's Vision for Jesus' Church. 

Sex. Murder. Political Coverup. Each of these is on the surface of the story we read in 2 Samuel 11. But what lies beneath the surface. Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition of 2 Samuel 11. 

Christians should be people of stubborn joy because we are free to receive with joy the good gifts of God. Grab your Bible and join us for the conclusion of our study in Ecclesiastes. 

The God of heaven and earth does not dwell in grand temples made by cocky kings. Instead, he dwells in every person we encounter. Even the person in the mirror. Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition from 2 Samuel 7.

What does wisdom look like when the world is out of control and unpredictable? Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition of Ecclesiastes. 

Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition from Ecclesiastes.