Jesus said to Nicodemus that to see The Kingdom, he must be born again. What did Jesus mean, and how do we experience this new birth as modern day disciples?

Jesus made no qualms about the cost of discipleship. He made sure his listeners understood it would cost them everything to follow, even their lives. With such a seemingly high cost, what makes following Jesus worth it?

When Jesus called His first Disciples to follow Him, he made them a promise. This promise involved more than professions. It was a call to redefine their identity.

What is discipleship? It is a term that is used often to describe the Christian life, but do we truly understand what Jesus had in mind when He called His disciples, and by extension us, to this Journey? Or do we need a paradigm shift?

Through four stories about bread, we glimpse God’s welcome extended to all nations. This story culminates with something better than a return to Eden.

Through the ministry of Jesus, the presence of God was once again available—”God with us!” In Jesus, we witness the restoration of all God has planned for us from the beginning.

God called Moses into His presence at Mount Sinai. In this remarkable story, we glimpse God's plan for all of us to enjoy His presence.

When our first parents tragically misused their freedom, alienation replaced intimacy. Humanity rejected their created purpose and was driven east of Eden. With Abraham, God set in motion His plan to welcome humanity back into His presence.

Planet earth was originally created by God as a sanctuary to host His presence with humanity. The garden Eden was the place where heaven and earth met and God’s presence flowed out to the world.

Not only are we joint heirs with Christ of “all things” and invited to rule and reign with Him over the entire universe, He has asked us to be His eternal bride. We are invited into the most beautiful love imaginable.