The First Cast

Sometimes, we have questions about prayer. We are not alone. The disciples approached Jesus and wanted to know how to pray. So, what is prayer? Why do we pray? How do we do it? Let's gain some insight from Luke 11.

Questions are good! They mean we are seeking truth. If you ask, "Who Is Jesus?" you will get a variety of responses. Dig in with us as we answer that question and what it means to be a disciple!

1.28.24

Faith and doubt are both part of the Christians life. Often, people look at doubt as a bad thing, and it can be. However, sometimes God uses doubt in our lives to strengthen our faith.

1.21.24

When God calls us to trust Him, He provides reasons for us to trust Him. We see this in the calling of Peter. In looking at Peter's call to repent and follow, we see what lead to his faith, which provides groundwork for ours also!

1.14.24

When we are tempted to sin, what hangs in the balance? The price of giving into temptation will always be higher! In this message, we look at how Jesus responded to temptation.

John the Baptist prepared the way for the message and ministry of the Messiah. In John's message, we find what true repentance looks like!

Often, God acts in ways we might not expect. While the messiah was long expected, the way in which He arrived was not expected.

God used Caesar Augustus to bring the prophecy to pass that Christ would be born in Bethlehem. In the birth of Jesus, we see a God who is sovereign, the humble life of our Savior, and a baby who was born that we might be born again.

Thank God for Christmas. In this message, we explore Mary's visit with Elizabeth, and Mary's praise, known as the Magnificat. In hearing Mary's praise we are reminded what true worship looks like.

12.10.23

The Christmas story begins with two promises. The first is a promise to a barren couple that they will have a child, and the second is to a young woman named Mary who has never known a man. In these promises, God breaks His long silence. He keeps His word. Our God is a promise keeping God. Join us as we journey through Luke from the cradle to the cross.

12-3-23