The word Shiloh means “house of peace.”

But what does it mean to be a house of peace?

Check out this teaching from our vision series “House of Peace”

The Sabbath is a set apart day.

It’s unlike the rest of our week.

It’s a day for worship. It’s a day to recenter and reorient our lives on Jesus.

The Sabbath is a gift.

Will we receive it?

Check out this teaching from our series “Rest: The Practice of Sabbath.”

Do you enjoy God?

Most of us are comfortable with honoring God and respecting Him.

But many of us rarely get to the place in life where we learn to enjoy being with God.

But what does joy have to do with the Sabbath?

Check out this teaching on delight and the Sabbath from our series “Rest: The Practice of Sabbath”

Rest is not just a rhythm God established from the beginning

It’s also a form of resistance. A way to push back against a world that’s always working and wanting, but never satisfied. A way to push back against our own nature to always need more to be content and at peace.

Rest is a way we draw a line in the sand and say “enough is enough.”

Check out this teaching on “Rest as Resistance” from our series Rest: The Practice of Sabbath.

We are tired, not just physically, but spiritually.

It’s soul-deep exhaustion that exists in us and the world we live in.

But rest is what Jesus offers to us.

And we can participate in that rest through the practice of Sabbath.

But the hardest part of actually practicing Sabbath is stopping.

Check out this teaching from our series Rest: The Practice of Sabbath.

Rest is a rhythm God established from the beginning.

The question: why don’t we rest?

Jesus isn’t glorified by an exhausted, restless, anxious people.

Jesus is glorified by a rested, peaceful, joyful people.

Check out this teaching on how we can become a rested people from our series “Rest: The Practice of Sabbath”

God’s primary vessel He uses to establish and expand His Kingdom on the earth is the family.

Before there was a building, a prayer meeting, or a sermon, there was a family.

And God’s plan hasn’t changed.

Check out this teaching on God’s view of the family from our

series “More Than Sunday”

The work we do on the earth is worship to God.

It’s holy. It’s sacred. It’s a gift.

And how we work reveals who God is to the world around us.

Check out this teaching on how God views our work from our series “More Than Sunday”