Why is God’s name so majestic in all the earth? Because He compassionately creates and recreates all things through Christ.

Is there an ultimate authority everyone must submit to? Psalm 2 shows us that Christ is on the throne, ruling and reigning over all people.

This is a sermon preached at the Fort Worth campus.

The opening psalm challenges us to become rooted in the Word of God, serving with His people and pursuing His purposes.

The local church is much more than a weekly conference; it’s a group of disciples sharing their lives and growing together into the image of Christ.

The Bible—God’s perfect self-revelation—is one unified story that invites us into real, joyful life.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is our great hope, and it has very real implications for our lives.

Like Paul praying for the church in Ephesus, we should earnestly seek the things that God has promised to those who are in Christ.

We are called to be a biblically serious, spiritually alive, sent family of faith, never abandoning our love of Jesus.

We have a tremendous capacity to live radically when we have been provoked by something great.