Many church traditions place something between us and God. We can even feel like we have to live a "good" Christian life in order to earn a relationship with God. The same happened 2,000 years ago with a group of people believing the simple Gospel couldn't be enough. As we get back into our study of the book of Hebrews, we learn that there is only one thing that now stands between God and us...and His name is Jesus.

As we conclude our Christmas message series, we learn about 6 aspects of the life of Christ that should cause us to celebrate. They help us better understand who He was and is and why we should give Him praise.

As our Christmas message series continues, we learn 5 Facts about God that He revealed through Jesus' birth and life.

As we continue our Christmas series concerning Jesus' identity, we learn what Jesus gave up to come to earth and how it should influence how we live our lives.

In this first message in our Christmas series, Pastor Cisco Cotto explains how Jesus came to change our identities from people who are slaves of the world to those who are children of God.

The Pharisees are looking to catch Jesus breaking their rules and healing people on the Sabbath, but Jesus is angered at them for putting their traditions above God's work.

Why does life need to be so hard? Hear how one of the most mysterious passages in the Bible, the story of God wrestling with Jacob, helps us grapple with this question.

In the wake of the Paris terrorist attacks, people understandably want some hope. In the midst of such pain, loss, and grief where can we turn for true hope? This portion of the book of Hebrews clearly addresses where we can find a hope that we can always count on.

The book of Hebrews has many warnings for both Christians and non-Christians. In this message we learn about the seriousness of the warnings for non-Christians to become followers of Jesus. And for Christians to avoid lazy faith.

Sometimes we need fellow Christians to get right in our faces about our spiritual life. In this passage in the book of Hebrews, we're challenged to keep growing in our faith...so we're more mature every day.