Feeling welcome in a brand new environment is tough. Welcoming something new into a comfortable environment is even tougher. God shows love and grace to welcome all of us into his presence. How can we do the same?

How many times have we missed God standing right in front of us? How often has God stretched his arms out to you and you weren't paying attention? When we go without God for too long, our soul becomes thirsty. How do we seek God to quench our thirsty soul?

God loves everybody? Yes. Even Hitler?? Yes, even Hitler. God's grace is as wide as the ocean and bigger than we can possibly imagine.

Rev. David Thompson encourages us to long for Jesus the way we long for air.

How can we stay faithful and positive even when it seems like God's plan or promise has been delayed? How do we continue on even when we hit a speed bump in the road that God has laid out for us?

God loves everybody? Yes. Even Hitler?? Yes, even Hitler. God's grace is as wide as the ocean and bigger than we can possibly imagine.

Baptism is a sacrament that we often misunderstand or forget about. Is it important to have a memory of it? Does it really "work"? Does it have a redeeming quality for the future? Rev. Robert answers these questions and more...

Rev. Cheryl Hinnen encourages with a teaching on ho our baptisms are for more than just us.

In repenting and remembering our baptisms, we turn towards God, allowing God to work within us to reach the world that God seeks to save. How is God working through you to build his kingdom?

Water can often be seen as an uncontrollable thing. When God parted the Red Sea, this uncontrollable entity split and became tame as those who were of God had safe passage to the other side. But, when they reached the other side, they complained and forgot about what God did for them. We often forget who God is, what wonders he has done for us, and how he strives to show us just how loved we are. How do we go about remembering what God did for us through our baptism?