The mercy of God can seem to be at odds with his justice. What exactly is mercy? How is it different from grace? And why does God say that those who receive mercy must also show mercy?

Few words can make our heads turn as much in today's world as the word "justice." What does it mean that God is just? And how does that relate to the Christian's pursuit of justice? We'll explore from the Bible how to understand righteousness and justice, and why there can be so much confusion about these topics in the church today.

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The wrath of God seems to be an inconvenient truth. But in actuality, it is good news that our Holy God hates and judges all sin.

God is holy - he is set apart and righteous and pure. In this sermon we look at how God's holiness is both a terrifying reality and a reason for hope for those who recognize their own unholiness.

One metaphor the Bible uses to describe God is a rock. Find out how God's unchanging nature reveals the truth that he is the only one we can fully trust, and should be the one we ultimately count on in a world that is always changing.

Can God make a rock so big he can't lift it? Understanding the omnipotence of God draws us to better know God's character, and reminds us that one of the most important things we can do is rely on him through prayer.

The omniscience of God means that God knows everything. And yet, many times we as Christians forget that God knows more, knows better, and knows best.

No matter where you go, God's presence is always there. But does that mean something different for the righteous and the sinner? Join us as we delve into the first of the three "Omni" attributes of God.

Unlike us, God needs nothing. He is utterly and completely independent of creation. Find out how the truth that God doesn't need us leads us to understand more deeply his unmerited grace.

As a church, we need to keep the plain things the main things. No matter what is going on in the world, the Christian call is to love God and love one another. Join us as we consider how we should focus ourselves on faith working through love.