As we live out the freedom we receive from Jesus, there are certain benchmarks in our lives. The bible refers to these as "fruit." When these are evident, there is a healthy freedom at work in us.

Jesus gives us freedom from our sin. But, we tend to swing too far in either direction: back to "rule-following" and legalism, or so much freedom that we don't live a righteous life. There should be a balance to our freedom.

Most Americans believe the "being good" is the ticket to heaven, but is it that simple?

Paul, in his letter to the churches of Galatia, acknowledges the importance of authority as he discusses his visit to the apostles in Jerusalem. Authority is an important part of our lives, even though we don't always like it...

Paul writes to the Galatians to reiterate the true Gospel he had preached to them as attempts at subversion came their way. Paul starts out by reminding them of the authentic gospel of Jesus that is full of grace, not legalism.

We take a look at the importance of prayer, individually and as a church. This Sunday we were very excited to have a combined service with Mundiales Ministerios, the Spanish-speaking church that meets in our facility.

Don Andrews shares about facing forks in the road, will we follow the jeep trail towards Jesus, or the easier interstate that leads away from Jesus?

Back to the basics on what Jesus meant when He said "Love our neighbors"

Jesus asked over 100 questions, kind of how a counselor asks questions to help us root out the truth in our lives. This week we examine Jesus' question, "Why do you doubt?"

Jesus asked over 100 questions, kind of how a counselor asks questions to help us root out the truth in our lives. This week we examine Jesus' question, "Do you want to be healed?"