Jesus weeps because He longs for people to experience the peace, purity, and presence of God— but when we harden our hearts or misplace our priorities, we miss the very Savior who came to save us.

Jesus is the King who deserves our praise – not because He gives us what we want, but because He is who we need.

Our guest speaker Rusty Hedger continues our series in Luke 19 with the Parable of the Ten Minas. Jesus is going to come back one day and he's going to ask what did you do with what I gave you?

Jesus seeks and saves the lost, no matter how far they've wandered. Our response is repentance that leads to transformation.

Healthy families grow out of healthy communication. When we are quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry, we reflect Christ in our homes and create an atmosphere where love and faith can flourish.

"The greater our understanding and fear of God's wrath, the greater our understanding and appreciation of God's mercy and love in sending Christ to redeem us." -Bill Daily

Following Jesus requires surrendering what we cannot keep to gain what we cannot lose.

Righteousness isn't found in ourselves. We are "justified" or declared righteous by God based on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the Cross. It is only by God's grace through faith in Jesus that we are saved.

Our faith is strengthened when we persevere in prayer, trusting that God hears and will answer in His timing and in His way.

When life is unclear, we can seek God's will with humility and hope.