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What does it mean to "outdo one another in showing honor" (Romans 12:10)? We'll look at what the Bible has to say about honoring one another and discuss two specific ways to put this command into practice.

There are over 50 "one another" statements in the New Testament, including encourage one another, forgive one another, bear one another's burdens, and more. The command to love one another summarizes them all.

Allelon is the Greek word translated "one another." In this series, we'll look at eight of the one another statements in the New Testament that teach us how to follow Jesus together. We begin with the idea that in Christ we are one body and individually members of one another.

What are "elders" in the church, and why do we have them? How are elders today different from elders in the Bible? In this message, we'll look at the biblical leadership of God's flock, the church, and how we are working to care for, serve, and lead our congregation for the glory of God and the common good.

While our mission to make disciples hasn't changed, our context has. A changing world requires changing methods to fulfill a timeless mission. In this message, we'll talk about 1) how the target has moved and 2) how we're going to move it back.

It may seem to us that a lot has changed, especially in the last couple of years. But one thing that hasn't changed for the past 2,000 years is our great commission from Jesus. While the contexts and methods vary, our mission stays the same.

How can we say that without God, we have nothing good? In this Psalm, we'll see that God is our portion, our counselor, our savior, our joy, and our life.

In Psalm 8 we see the dignity of humankind, the humility of Christ, and the wonder of faith.

How can persecution be evidence of God's blessing?

Peace is not the absence of tension but the presence of justice.

To be pure in heart is to be single-minded in your devotion to the Lord.

Those who show mercy receive mercy.

Blessed are those who hunger for life made right. Hungering for justice begins with hungering and thirsting for God.

Meekness is strength brought under control through submission. 

— Colin Smith

Those who recognize their sin and mourn find themselves blessed by a God who is full of grace and mercy.

"Great favor and fortune are bestowed upon those who recognize their desperate need for mercy and grace from God for they dwell in the realm where God rules in the here and now and in the time to come."

In this sermon series we are looking at the Seven Deadly Sins listed in scripture: Vainglory, Envy, Sloth, Avarice, Wrath, Gluttony, and Lust. Diving into God's Word together, we will learn about how these seven sins corrode our lives and compete for God's place in our hearts. We will discuss how the Scriptures instruct us to get rid of these sins and what practices the Bible encourages for keeping these destructive vices out of our lives for good!

In this sermon series we are looking at the Seven Deadly Sins listed in scripture: Vainglory, Envy, Sloth, Avarice, Wrath, Gluttony, and Lust. Diving into God's Word together, we will learn about how these seven sins corrode our lives and compete for God's place in our hearts. We will discuss how the Scriptures instruct us to get rid of these sins and what practices the Bible encourages for keeping these destructive vices out of our lives for good!

In this sermon series we are looking at the Seven Deadly Sins listed in scripture: Vainglory, Envy, Sloth, Avarice, Wrath, Gluttony, and Lust. Diving into God's Word together, we will learn about how these seven sins corrode our lives and compete for God's place in our hearts. We will discuss how the Scriptures instruct us to get rid of these sins and what practices the Bible encourages for keeping these destructive vices out of our lives for good!