This week’s Big Idea – walking in the light will keep relationships right – sums up perfectly the promise of 1 John 1:7. “If we walk in the light, we have fellowship with one another.” So the question we have to ask is why we don’t? How is it possible for so many of us to seem to be in the light (church on Sundays, Community Group during the week, etc.) and yet not have true biblical fellowship? Paul taught that it’s all about changing one simple preposition: we need to stop walking WITH the light and start walking IN the light.

Some things just go together: peanut butter and jelly, Batman and Robin, being loved by Jesus and loving like Jesus. In Part 1 of a 4 part series called "Love Like Jesus," Paul challenges us with a simple truth: we can't love like Jesus until we've been loved by Jesus. In the letter of 1 John, the author writes quite a bit about seeing, hearing, touching, and knowing the truth that he's writing about, and this experience of the love of Jesus is what enables us to love like Jesus.

Some things just go together: peanut butter and jelly, Batman and Robin, being loved by Jesus and loving like Jesus. In Part 1 of a 4 part series called "Love Like Jesus," Paul challenges us with a simple truth: we can't love like Jesus until we've been loved by Jesus. In the letter of 1 John, the author writes quite a bit about seeing, hearing, touching, and knowing the truth that he's writing about, and this experience of the love of Jesus is what enables us to love like Jesus.

Some things just go together: peanut butter and jelly, Batman and Robin, being loved by Jesus and loving like Jesus. In Part 1 of a 4 part series called "Love Like Jesus," Paul challenges us with a simple truth: we can't love like Jesus until we've been loved by Jesus. In the letter of 1 John, the author writes quite a bit about seeing, hearing, touching, and knowing the truth that he's writing about, and this experience of the love of Jesus is what enables us to love like Jesus.

Some things just go together: peanut butter and jelly, Batman and Robin, being loved by Jesus and loving like Jesus. In Part 1 of a 4 part series called "Love Like Jesus," Paul challenges us with a simple truth: we can't love like Jesus until we've been loved by Jesus. In the letter of 1 John, the author writes quite a bit about seeing, hearing, touching, and knowing the truth that he's writing about, and this experience of the love of Jesus is what enables us to love like Jesus.

In the final week of our series called "The Big Oh!", Phil talks about the shocking command of God to parents: we are the ones responsible for pastoring our children, not the church. The Big Idea says it best: parents who pastor raise Christians faster. Learn why family worship is so important and what it looks like when we practice it.

In the final week of our series called "The Big Oh!", Phil talks about the shocking command of God to parents: we are the ones responsible for pastoring our children, not the church. The Big Idea says it best: parents who pastor raise Christians faster. Learn why family worship is so important and what it looks like when we practice it.

In the final week of our series called "The Big Oh!", Phil talks about the shocking command of God to parents: we are the ones responsible for pastoring our children, not the church. The Big Idea says it best: parents who pastor raise Christians faster. Learn why family worship is so important and what it looks like when we practice it.

In the final week of our series called "The Big Oh!", Phil talks about the shocking command of God to parents: we are the ones responsible for pastoring our children, not the church. The Big Idea says it best: parents who pastor raise Christians faster. Learn why family worship is so important and what it looks like when we practice it.

In his third recorded conversation, Jesus said one of the most shocking statements to two men. "Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men." In Week 3 of "The Big Oh!" Paul breaks down exactly what that statement means for those who are risky and brave enough to answer the call.