A fallen human heart struggles to ascribe value to the right things. We are, by nature, misprioritizers. Since the word “worship” comes from the Old English “worth-ship” (meaning, to ascribe value), we should assume that without the guidance of God’s Word, we’re continually struggling with worshipping the wrong things. We need Word & Sacraments to aim us back in the right direction. Jesus offers a profound teaching on the nature of priorities through two very short parables which we’ll study from Matthew 13:44-46.

We sing and talk a lot about love in church, but what happens when we go home? Jesus calls believers to be active in love. Pastor Dan preaches on his famous new command: “Love one another. As I have loved you.”

A fallen human heart struggles to ascribe value to the right things. We are, by nature, misprioritizers. Since the word “worship” comes from the Old English “worth-ship” (meaning, to ascribe value), we should assume that without the guidance of God’s Word, we’re continually struggling with worshipping the wrong things. We need Word & Sacraments to aim us back in the right direction. Jesus offers a profound teaching on the nature of priorities through two very short parables which we’ll study from Matthew 13:44-46.

When someone wrongs us, we naturally want to exact revenge or at least hold the relationship in a stalemate until feelings are restored. The unconditional love of God breaks this mold because while we were still God’s enemies, he didn’t wait for us to make the first move. His love compels us to love even the unlovable and treat them as God treats us: with unconditional love.

A fallen human heart struggles to ascribe value to the right things. We are, by nature, misprioritized. Since the word “worship” comes from the Old English “worth-ship” (meaning, to ascribe value), we should assume that without the guidance of God’s Word, we’re continually struggling with worshipping the wrong things. We need Word & Sacraments to aim us back in the right direction. Jesus offers a profound teaching on the nature of priorities through two very short parables which we’ll study from Matthew 13:44-46.

Take the Master at His Word when He gives us His mission.

Pastor James shares insights in light of God's Word about the subject of judgment. Is it our job, or God's job to judge others. God always provides reasonable evidence for us to see his wisdom and love.

What is truly a need? What does it mean to be in plenty? Pastor Don shares insights on how to learn and, understand the secret to contentment.

When we are nothing, then Jesus is our everything. Blessings come to those who need them, not those who don’t. What does it mean to be blessed?

If Jesus died to save all people, has his undeserved love gone too far?