Apart from Satan, we have no greater enemy than ourselves. Our sinful nature causes us to doubt—ourselves, doubt others, and even doubt God. Satan loves to use this skepticism to rob God’s Word of its power in our lives. But our Lord God is stronger...

Satan is insistent on destroying us. He knows and understands our every weakness better than we know ourselves. His chief, ultimate and most successful weapon is the lie. As Jesus makes clear, God’s Word of truth is the only weapon that can bring us...

Is work a burden to be endured or a gift to be enjoyed? Who or what do we worship when we work? Culture shift happens as individual Christians seek God’s answers to questions like these.

Jesus teaches us that real manhood is a hard and uncomfortable calling, whether you’re single or married. The role of leadership God has given is a calling to serve sacrificially. In a world that offers immediate gratification, Christian manhood may...

The Christian faith is often viewed negatively as counter-cultural. A study of history reveals that when Christianity becomes the dominate faith in a culture, you notice very positive culture shifts. During February we will celebrate four of those...

The Christian faith is often viewed negatively as counter-cultural. A study of history reveals that when Christianity becomes the dominate faith in a culture, you notice very positive culture shifts. During February we will celebrate four of those...

A lot of what it takes to be an everyday missionary is just being near to people, listening, developing friendships, and making open spaces of time a priority so there is room in your life to build relationships. Ask yourself, “Who are these people...

When you are curious about people and spend time with them, you will see how Jesus is already active in their lives, using life events, sorrows, and fears to prepare them for the gospel message.

Pastor Greg Finke writes: “If I go for Jesus, I am doing the work and seeking the results of what I can accomplish. When I go with Jesus, he is doing the work and I am seeing the results of what Jesus can accomplish through me. One is hard, the other...

The season of Epiphany begins with the coming of the Wise Men, the first non-Jews to worship the Savior. Because of this, Epiphany is a “mission season.” Today we begin a four-part message series that invites us to join Jesus on His mission.