Grief is a normal and natural reaction to loss. In Ezekiel, we discover how God leads us from grief to new life.

Every single person on the planet struggles with temptation. We do what we know we shouldn't do. We fail to act when we need to act. Paul helps us understand the problem--and more importantly, the way out.

Simply put, there are times when life takes a bad turn--a mistake leads you to a dead end; you lose a job; you lose a friend; the unexpectedly catastrophic event hits. Finding our way again is difficult. That's where the story of Jeremiah and the Exiles helps us out.

Jesus was completely human and completely divine. In today's message, we will explore what it means that Jesus was, is and always will be God -- always more than just flesh.

Who is Jesus? How we answer that question makes the difference in whether or not our faith will make a difference.

One often-forgotten part of the following of Jesus is inviting others. Too often we think of it as heavy-handed evangelism. But what if it's as simple as asking someone to "Come and see."

Jesus calls us to abandon our normal way of dealing with anger and resentment and choose his abnormal way: Loving our enemies and praying for those who persecute us.

The story of the Good Samaritan is familiar--maybe too familiar. If we're really willing to hear it it's full of hope and challenge.

Why are you afraid? Jesus helps us understand the difference between faith and fear.

Life begins when we choose to follow Christ.