Perhaps the best result of the Gospel life is the way God captures our hearts to love Him more.  As we learn and grow in our love, our hearts yearn to walk in His will.  Two words work well together in this context: Love and obedience. Simply stated,...

Do you want to know why the cross is so offensive? Contrary to belief, it’s not because it’s some Roman torture device. It’s because of what the cross exposes – the evil, wicked, depraved nature of our dark and sinister hearts.

People who only talk about themselves are quite tiresome, yet humans are experts at self-promotion and self-love. The Gospel changes all that by freeing us from the task-master of that self-love, and stimulating us to instead, love others.

There’s no shortage of evil in our world, and if we’re not careful, we’ll succumb to our own fears.  Sadly, those fears cause us to doubt God’s goodness, love, and trustworthiness.  But how can we doubt a God who loved us to death?

Pastor Steve Swinburne or Price Chapel introduces us to the Triumphal entry found in Luke 19, and shows us how although grief may come right at the heels of celebration, there's always hope.

OSHA demands that all workplaces employ the use of personal protection equipment for potentially dangerous jobs. In fact, there’s a whole industry devoted to manufacturing helmets, shoes, uniforms, all designed for comfort and protection. Good news –...

Some view the Gospel as some sort of Christian 101 class.  Once you pass, you can move on to more advanced, more important topics.  Big mistake! The Gospel is a gift from God that we should use daily!  This series will show you why.  (Inspired by the...

It’s commonly stated that in any organization, “Twenty percent of the people do 80 percent of the work.” There is a fundamental problem with this, and it’s about the dangers of unmet expectations.  And worse yet?  The me-centric worldview.

In man’s quest for unity, we often embrace its ugly counterfeit – uniformity.  Sadly, this could be said of the church.  Legalism and tribal mentality are a dangerous recipe, but what about having no structure, no standards at all?  Is there a happy...

There is an arrogance in expecting that every church member is going to be as spiritually mature as yourself.  In the Christian’s zeal to follow the Lord, to obey his commands and statutes, how do they connect with those who aren’t quite there? ...