In Matthew 28:19, Jesus wasn't making a suggestion or asking for volunteers. He was giving a command to his disciples to make disciples. Today, we seem to have lost a sense of priority and urgency about the mission as if Jesus didn't give it to us. (Matthew 28:18-20)

One of the things we love about beginning a new year is it gives us an opportunity to press the reset button. It's a good time to be reminded of why we exist and to recommit to living out our purpose. (Psalm 19:!: Isaiah 43:7; Hebrews 1:!-3; Ephesians 1:11-14; Psalm 96:1-3; 113:3,4; 2 Corinthians 10:31; 6:!9,20; 1 Peter 4:11; Romans 15:6)

The Christmas Story is about God pursuing us and wanting to have a relationship with us. A version of the Christmas story by Paul in Galatians 4:4-5

Those mysterious wise men model for us how to pursue Jesus and worship him not only at Christmas but every day of the year. (Matthew 2:1-12)

I believe Simeon’s story is included in the Christmas Story because God wants us to live our lives with the same sense of anticipation and hope in the coming of Jesus Christ. Because the truth is, we are given a similar kind of promise. (Luke 2:22-35)

To what extent do we appreciate the fact that we have, available in our hands, the whole Bible? In our language? In this message from Dr. Gene Getz we learn about the sacrifices that were made and respond in appreciation for God’s Word.

Is it possible to think you are a Christian, but not really be one? This message covers (1) what the Gospel is, and (2) how to know if you really believe it.

There's nothing special about the water, but there is something you leave behind. (Gal 2:20, 2 Cor 5:17-19, Acts 1:4-5, Acts 11:16, Mark 1:8)

As Godly Stewards, Jesus not only gives us some wise investment advice but he also presents us with the world's greatest investment opportunity. May God help us realize the value of that investment. (Matthew 6:19-24; Matthew 13:44, 45)