The Bible is like a flashlight on a dark path. It is everything we need to navigate a Godly life. When we see what God sees, we will find freedom and joy to do what God says. His way is the best way.

We are highly influenced beings. Who we spend time with impacts our views, values, and virtues. This look at Psalm 1 teaches us to guard our relationships and to prioritize the gospel as part of our experience of knowing and following Jesus.

The Psalms provide us with real human emotion and deep theological clarity. No one can escape suffering in this life. The gospel provides us with good news to carry us through hard times with wisdom.

We don't have to ask "What if God had a political platform?" because he most certainly does. Jesus gave us ample clarity on what is expected of those who follow him. This message shares just a few that stand out.

Division happens when we draw a condemning line in the sand and reject others. Diversity happens when we patiently explore what shapes other people's views and pursue the gospel together.

in this episode pastor Todd talks about the impact of sin on the formation of governments

When we remember that God is in control, we don't have to worry fear or get angry about our lack of control.

This passage has much to say about our modern dilemma. What does it look like for the church to respond with faith and love during challenging seasons?  How do we leverage Gospel truth to strengthen our love for one another and simultaneously root ourselves in the holiness of Jesus?  This and more in under 15 minutes.

This message is primarily intended for those who embrace the gospel, for true followers of Jesus, for those who say, “I want my life to be shaped by the good news of Jesus.”  It is for those who realize that the gospel is not just for them personally, but good news to be shared. It is for those who are increasingly recognizing that part of your purpose in life is to bring the good news into the lives of others.

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The early church was praised as they received Paul's message, accepted it as the word of God, and shared it throughout their lives. Do our lives have similar practices and how do we work together to cultivate them more?