When Jesus laid out the 8 characteristics that mark Kingdom relationships, He showed us that in order for our relationships to reveal the cross, we'd need to deal with our vertical and horizontal relationships. Vertical first and horizontal second, but it must be both always in order to reveal all of what Jesus did on the cross.

When Jesus laid out the 8 characteristics that mark Kingdom relationships, He showed us that in order for our relationships to reveal the cross, we'd need to deal with our vertical and horizontal relationships. Vertical first and horizontal second, but it must be both always in order to reveal all of what Jesus did on the cross.

What happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas, but what happens on the mountain can't stay on the mountain. As we began our new series based on the Sermon on the Mount, we saw that while there are seasons for mountaintop experiences and they are good for us, we were actually made for the valley.

What happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas, but what happens on the mountain can't stay on the mountain. As we began our new series based on the Sermon on the Mount, we saw that while there are seasons for mountaintop experiences and they are good for us, we were actually made for the valley.

What happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas, but what happens on the mountain can't stay on the mountain. As we began our new series based on the Sermon on the Mount, we saw that while there are seasons for mountaintop experiences and they are good for us, we were actually made for the valley.

How do you end a series, a year, and a decade? By learning what it means to forget the past and look forward to what's ahead. As we saw in Philippians 3, there is SNOW much hope when we learn how to "forget forward" and keep our forks!

How do you end a series, a year, and a decade? By learning what it means to forget the past and look forward to what's ahead. As we saw in Philippians 3, there is SNOW much hope when we learn how to "forget forward" and keep our forks!

How do you end a series, a year, and a decade? By learning what it means to forget the past and look forward to what's ahead. As we saw in Philippians 3, there is SNOW much hope when we learn how to "forget forward" and keep our forks!

With all the hectic hustle and bustle of the season, sometimes it's good to take a deep breath and simply remember that what we're celebrating is actually simple. We sinned and needed a Savior and so God gave us the greatest gift ever in Jesus. This Christmas, don't allow all the distractions to cause you to miss the Gift ON the tree.

With all the hectic hustle and bustle of the season, sometimes it's good to take a deep breath and simply remember that what we're celebrating is actually simple. We sinned and needed a Savior and so God gave us the greatest gift ever in Jesus. This Christmas, don't allow all the distractions to cause you to miss the Gift ON the tree.