We want relationships deep enough to support us, but maybe not deep enough to shape us, however, truth and love cannot be separated. Biblical maturity is looking more like Jesus, as seen in Ephesians....  Read More

Who gets to define what’s good? Preferences, a plan, or someone else? Having preferences isn’t a problem, the problem is what happens when we give our preference authority. Something can be good and s...  Read More

The Bible never calls our spiritual walk an individual journey. The tension is that we want a place where we belong, and the word family carries different things for different people. Some of us hear ...  Read More

Those who don’t learn from their history are doomed to repeat it, and those who do not lean to the future are doomed to miss it. Our confidence is that wherever God takes us, He’s already there. Jesus...  Read More

Being faithful was never about knowing everything that comes next. As seen in Matthew 17, we need to look up to God and receive, listen, and trust because while you’re asking Jesus what’s next, don’t ...  Read More

How do you tell an 80-year-old story, especially a church’s story? Buildings might change, pastors change, music changes, but there’s one constant through it all – God. He was faithful 80 years ago, H...  Read More

James tells us that vulnerability in prayer changes things, and regardless of the outcome, it changes you. God always gives you strength in the struggle. There’s always healing, it always comes – just...  Read More

Kids need mature believers to help guide them as seen through the Book of Samuel. As a church, we need to be ready to discern and encourage when kids show interest or express a desire to serve. It’s n...  Read More

When you receive what Jesus did for you and reorder your life around His love, plan, grace, and mercy, only then will you experience identity transformation. It’s not something achieved, it’s somethin...  Read More

Faithfulness is doing what God has given me to do in this moment while trusting God with what only He can do. The Book of James proves that faithfulness is my responsibility, outcome is God’s responsi...  Read More

If God’s wisdom is so much better, why don’t we always choose it? The Book of James shows that the problem isn’t what kind of wisdom we’re following, the problem is what we want....  Read More

We can minimize our words, but eventually what’s happening inside comes out. You can say the right words with the wrong heart, and your tongue reveals the heart that Jesus wants to transform....  Read More