Jesus is a Good Shepherd. Sometimes, his sheep die. Those two truths crash together today as we think about the Martyrdom of Stephen on Good Shepherd Sunday.

Acts 242. It's almost a Christian code word for the beautiful church. Today we discover the power of descriptions to devastate and the power of the gospel to lift up the downtrodden church.

Peter becomes bold. The crowd becomes the church. We get washed of our sins. This is what the Easter message brings into our lives by the power of Jesus' resurrection from the dead.

It's seems insignificant, even trivial, but Jesus has got feet! It's the Easter truth for us today.

Pastor Tim interviews Pastor Dave, Sure Foundation's new pastor arriving in June of 2017!

There is a sympathy card for everything, except weakness. Yet, we have Jesus, our great high priest. He opens the way for our prayers to the Father.

It's time to experience Palm Sunday with Matthew as your pastoral companion. With his guiding hand, you will get very quiet and see Jesus!

So much of what we see is a form of death. Ezekiel captures our hearts with a vision of life that gives incredible hope for dry bones. We can see the signs of life!

The vicious cycle of favoritism again divides Jacob's family. Today, we see the beginning of that favoritism, its ugly fruits, and a foreshadowing of Christ betrayed for us.

God is like a travailing woman - that is Isaiah's message to those blessedly blind. It is one of the most provocative and powerful images in the whole Bible. It's an image that we will never forget, but why would we want to forget the image of our God who travails for us?