Jamey Nettles | Because of our union with Christ, we have been given a new identity. This week we will explore that identity, as we are made children to God our Father, servants to King Jesus, and sent out by the Spirit to be missionaries in the world around us. A proper understanding this beautiful trinitarian identity will necessarily change the way we live as a community of Jesus followers.

Jamey Nettles | Jesus calls his people to "abide" in him the way a branch abides in a vine. But what does that mean, and how do we do it? Building on last week's teaching about our union with Christ, we continue our "Renew" Vision Series by looking at how abiding in Jesus is essential for the health of our souls. We can't thrive and advance God's Kingdom in our own strength, but only through Jesus' life in us.

Jamey Nettles | Jesus calls his people to "abide" in him the way a branch abides in a vine. But what does that mean, and how do we do it? Building on last week's teaching about our union with Christ, we continue our "Renew" Vision Series by looking at how abiding in Jesus is essential for the health of our souls. We can't thrive and advance God's Kingdom in our own strength, but only through Jesus' life in us.

Dave Baker | We continue our Vision Series, "Renew," by focusing on a significant but often-overlooked aspect of our salvation: union with Christ. The Bible teaches that to be a Christian is to be united to Jesus spiritually, which has massive implications for our lives. Seeing that God has united us to Jesus transforms the way we seek to obey Jesus' command to "abide" in him - and much more.

Dave Baker | We continue our Vision Series, "Renew," by focusing on a significant but often-overlooked aspect of our salvation: union with Christ. The Bible teaches that to be a Christian is to be united to Jesus spiritually, which has massive implications for our lives. Seeing that God has united us to Jesus transforms the way we seek to obey Jesus' command to "abide" in him - and much more.

Jamey Nettles | As we continue our 2019 Vision Series, we look at how the Gospel not only personally impacts each individual, but also how it affects the people and systems around us. The good news of the Kingdom is meant to be shared, and is never fully realized until this happens. This means that we must be a communing people, constantly engaging and listening to those around us, and sharing how the Gospel is good news to the hurting world.

Jamey Nettles | As we continue our 2019 Vision Series, we look at how the Gospel not only personally impacts each individual, but also how it affects the people and systems around us. The good news of the Kingdom is meant to be shared, and is never fully realized until this happens. This means that we must be a communing people, constantly engaging and listening to those around us, and sharing how the Gospel is good news to the hurting world.

Jamey Nettles | Join us as we launch our 2019 Vision Series, entitled “Renew”. We hope this series will refresh and renew our hearts and minds as we rest in the Gospel of Jesus the Messiah. Throughout this eight-week series, we will look at how the Gospel should inform our entire life, what it means to be in union with and abide in Jesus, and what this means for the church and the mission that God has called her to.

Jamey Nettles | Join us as we launch our 2019 Vision Series, entitled “Renew”. We hope this series will refresh and renew our hearts and minds as we rest in the Gospel of Jesus the Messiah. Throughout this eight-week series, we will look at how the Gospel should inform our entire life, what it means to be in union with and abide in Jesus, and what this means for the church and the mission that God has called her to.

Jamey Nettles | As we have seen in Mark, the Kingdom of God is not like any kingdom of this age, and that is nowhere seen more clearly than in the birth of King Jesus. The gospel of Matthew highlights the distinct differences between the reign of earthly kings and the reign of Jesus, born as a child to an unknown mother in the silence of the night. But no matter how seemingly insignificant the birth of this baby is, it calls for us to lay all at His feet in worship, knowing that this baby has come to save the world.