The Scriptures are the source of our life because in them God tells us about Jesus, the one in whom we must believe.

After Jesus rose from the dead, he ascended to heaven, to the right hand of God the Father; the position from which he today reigns over all the earth.

At the core of the Christian faith are two events: Jesus' death and Jesus' resurrection. These events do not only change what happens to us after we die, they radically change how we live right now.

Pastor Tyler preaches "The Day Death Died" on Good Friday, 2015.

If we can have any hope of being reconciled to God, we need a very unique Reconciler, and the only person who can fit that bill is Jesus.

The deep freedom every human being longs for can only be found by believing in Jesus.

To flourish in life, we need the presence of God in our lives. He graciously dwells with and uses broken people who keep coming back to Jesus.

In Acts 15 we see the encouraging, freeing, and peaceful doctrine of salvation through Christ alone.

The life-changing gospel of Jesus moves ahead through the suffering and the prayers of God's people.

There are few words as polarizing as "theology." Some people love it, some people are terrified of it, and some people have no idea what it is. In this class, Ryan Lister will help us to understand the basics of what theology is, why it is important, and how we can learn to think theologically as we read the Bible. This is a class which should help you dig deeper in your devotions and in your community groups.