With our lives devoted to Christ and His redeeming work, we break the pattern of tribalism, seeking to bless and serve others with the hope of the gospel.

The Messiah loves, restores, and calls.

Jesus taught that the new birth is a gift from the Father and the work of the Spirit for all who believe in the Son.

Our responses to Jesus’ teachings reveal our beliefs about who He is.

When live and love by the Holy Spirit, our lives become a sign pointing others to the truth of Jesus and the hope we have in Him.

When we fail in life, that is a time where we are to continue to trust and follow in the redemptive and relentless grace of Jesus.

Even in the midst of chaos and dysfunction, we can look at how John the Baptist was faithful to his purpose and be reminded of our very own purpose in life.

When Satan tempts Jesus in the desert, one finds an example of how we, too, try to force Jesus to be a different type of Messiah than he came to be.

The power of the resurrection brings hope and joy now and for all eternity.

As Jesus lived to please His father, so should those who follow and trust in Jesus.