In the wake of a highly contested presidential race, how do we as the Body of Christ model unity and what it means to move forward together?  Now is the time for the Church to show the world that nothing can separate us for we are committed to the One who first brought us together […]

On this last Sunday before the elections, as tensions reach their pinnacle, we invite you to gather at the table of our Lord Jesus Christ, and find a radical acceptance in the midst of a family of faith who gathers yearning for God’s grace.  None are perfect, except the One who gave Himself for us, […]

This is a time when so many wait with bated breath for results.  Results of medical tests, elections, job searches, and even prayers can cause a painful period of waiting, and we suffer in the silence.  This Sunday we invite you to a worship service centered around prayer and anointing for strength as we wait.  […]

Last week we began a conversation about disagreement within the community, and this week we bring it to a surprising conclusion.  It is not too late to hear how the first Christians dealt with disagreement that threatened to destroy their community and the newborn Church.  Jump in and see that there are forces at work […]

This Sunday we start a crucial conversation about disagreement.  It happened in the Early Church between the Apostles.  Come see how they coped, and what we can learn from their struggle with differing opinions.  In Part I of Disagreement, we set the stage for the solution revealed next week!

How is greatness defined?  What do we use to make decisions about which is better? Jesus gives a rubric very distinct from that of the world. This Sunday we learn about a whole new way to identify greatness, and consider how we can use that to make decisions as followers of the Great I Am.

This Sunday’s Scripture urges us to be mindful not to “wrangle over words,” but we have been in a cultural season of debate.  How does a Christian engage this culture and yet remain faithful to a Gospel of love?  Come and discover the means through which we can serve the Prince of Peace, and not […]

Today’s text reveals God’s anger at thinking we can squander all that we have for ourselves.  God condemns the selfishness of God’s people who have been blessed to be a blessing to others.  The Lord has promised to multiply the outcome of our tithes, so why do we hesitate?  Let us wrestle together with the […]

God has need of nothing and so chooses to graciously give to us.  Our gifts to God are about honoring and praising God, rather than meeting God’s needs.  If we give out of compulsion, then we are detracting from the joy of heart-felt, and life-changing gratitude.  The Apostle Paul urged the early Christians not to […]

If someone let’s us borrow something, then it is our custom and proper to give it back.  This whole world is God’s, given to us for a time.  God is too gracious to ask for everything to be given back.  God provides for us from the fruit of the field and animals of the forest.  […]