Join us as we corporately dive into one of Paul's most vivid letters and learn more about what it means to be the church.

Join us as we corporately dive into one of Paul's most vivid letters and learn more about what it means to be the church. Pastor James also wants to encourage you to read through Ephesians.

Life certainly has its challenges and in the midst of it all, we can sometimes lose track of what God has called us to do or even who God says we are. Join Pastor James as he encourages us to embrace God's vision for our lives in this series, 20/20.

Life certainly has its challenges and in the midst of it all, we can sometimes lose track of what God has called us to do or even who God says we are. Join Pastor James as he encourages us to embrace God's vision for our lives in this series, 20/20.

Life certainly has its challenges and in the midst of it all, we can sometimes lose track of what God has called us to do or even who God says we are. Join Pastor James as he encourages us to embrace God's vision for our lives in this series, 20/20.

Life certainly has its challenges and in the midst of it all, we can sometimes lose track of what God has called us to do or even who God says we are. Join Pastor James as he encourages us to embrace God's vision for our lives in this series, 20/20.

God’s kingdom is unique. How the parables reveal truth and hide it at the same time. A recipe for growing faith.

Only those who become like a child can enter the kingdom (Matt 18). What does it mean to be like a child? What makes a child unique and how could this bring success in the kingdom? Childlikeness is a key that opens the door of faith by the power of imagination and wonder. The examples are countless in the parables of Jesus and stories throughout the Bible. This opens the door to kingdom changing worship and faith. This is a key to the kingdom being furthered by the king during the time of the Bible and today. We ought to partner with children and youth, providing them the opportunity to serve God as our equals and taking responsibility to protect them from the plans of the enemy to destroy their childlikeness.

The Kingdom of God is the Kingdom of our Father. To ensure we are a part of this kingdom we need to ensure we have been adopted by and embraced God as our Father. If there are childish things in our lives it may be because we have not chosen to embrace God as our Father or have areas where this has not transformed our lives. True Christlike, childlike maturity comes from knowing God as our Father, and is a maturity very different than that which the world promotes, or fails to embrace. The task of the church is to help children keep their childlikeness and grow out of childishness as they grow up, embracing God as their Father and finding their role in the kingdom.

Why is the heavenly realm described as a kingdom rather than as a club or corporation or some other entity? Where do you personally live within the Kingdom? Are you interesting in experiencing more?