A foundational value at TLC is Awe & Wonder. We believe that when we gather together as a church, the power and presence of Christ is uniquely present. When we're in the assembly, we experience awe and wonder.

TLC believes that our response to the weak and vulnerable is our response to Jesus. Our acts of justice and mercy as a church are the outflow of a heart that has been redeemed, restored, and rejuvenated by Jesus. This belief is what shaped our value "Would She Weep?".

You have an individual calling, and our church has a calling. As we develop disciples, multiply churches, and extend the reach of the gospel, we see our value "We Create the Future" coming to life.

The Bible is our guide, but it can be hard to know how to engage with it. A good method is to envision yourself sitting down with God and going through a cycle: read, reflect, respond, review. Visit our website Teaching Archive to download the worksheet referenced.

Can the Bible be trusted? It's an oral history, coped over 3,500 years, in multiple languages, and in multiple cultures. As we dig into this, we see that the Bible is, in fact, one of the most trustworthy ancient texts available today.

The Christian Canon is made up of 66 books, 39 in the Old Testament and 27 in the New Testament. But where did it come from and how was it decided on?

Have you ever asked - or been asked - “Do you really believe this?” about the Bible? As Christians strive to answer this question, we need to first understand what the Bible is and its intention. It's not about us; it's all about Jesus.

Date: February 12, 2023

The prophetic calling recorded in Jeremiah 1 reminds us that everyone is designed with intention by God, is known intimately by Him, and has been set apart for a purpose.

Today we often see the words of Jeremiah 29:11 on coffee mugs and journals. But they were originally meant as an encouragement for the Jewish people who God disciplined by sending into exile in a wildly different culture. This short verse reminded them - and us - that He meets us even when we're in a hard place, and His intention is for us to prosper.