We know that Jesus’ church is ONE church, but it’s also true that many churches have different interpretations of the Bible. So when it comes to partnerships between churches, when should churches partner with each other? Does it matter what other churches believe for those partnerships? These are the kinds of questions we’re walking through today.

When Christians think of “The war on Christmas,” we usually think of cashiers wishing us a generic happy holidays or nativity scenes being removed from schools. There is a war on Christmas, but in truth, it’s happening more in our homes than in our schools. In this episode, we discuss five ways to stay focused on what matters this Christmas.

Christmas is a time of giving, and that’s a great thing! But why is Christmas the time of year when we feel more generous?

One of the most familiar Bible passages, Psalm 23, may seem like a strange choice for Christmas. And yet, like the trailer for a blockbuster movie, Psalm 23 teases the arrival of something big: the story of Jesus. In this passage, we see our need for Jesus to save us and the lengths He will go to do what only He can. Psalm 23 uses the imagery of a sheep and a shepherd to illustrate the care of God for his people. It’s because of His love that Jesus came as a baby; it’s because of His love that we celebrate Christmas. Over the next few weeks, we’ll view Christmas through the lens of Psalm 23 on Sunday mornings.

January is usually when we begin to work on our big goals we’d like to accomplish for the year. Whatever your new year resolutions might be, here’s why you should start them now.

One of the most familiar Bible passages, Psalm 23, may seem like a strange choice for Christmas. And yet, like the trailer for a blockbuster movie, Psalm 23 teases the arrival of something big: the story of Jesus. In this passage, we see our need for Jesus to save us and the lengths He will go to do what only He can. Psalm 23 uses the imagery of a sheep and a shepherd to illustrate the care of God for his people. It’s because of His love that Jesus came as a baby; it’s because of His love that we celebrate Christmas. Over the next few weeks, we’ll view Christmas through the lens of Psalm 23 on Sunday mornings.