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Our Fourth Chapter in Scott Sauls, Irresistible Faith, chalenges us to make Jesus the center of our life. 

Paul starts Chapter Three with a discussion of spiritual food. What are you taking in to grow?

How do we abide in Jesus? We begin with the Word of God: Lesson Three in "Irresistible Faith" by Rev Scott Sauls.

The second chapter of Paul's letter to the church in Corinth talks about the work of the Spirit. Let's see how it relates to current issues.

How do we let go of shame and move towards what God desires for us? Week Two in Scott Sauls' "Irresistible Faith" help to show us a way forward.

What do you call success? God has a whole different way of looking at what it takes to be human and be a successful human. Listen to this foolishness!

Today we begin a new series of Paul's Letter to the Church at Corinth. We know parts of this letter by heart but do you understand the broader picture of what Paul is trying to do. Join us for the first of this series.

How do we draw people to Christ? Lesson One in Scott Sauls' "Irresistible Faith: Becoming the Kind of Christian the World Can't Resist."

Today we explore the first chapter of I Peter who imp[lores us to see our faith as a precious gift that leads us to a holiness that builds community.

Why did the magi know to look for a King when all of Jerusalem did not? A look at Matthew 2:1-12.

Let's take a  look at how the birth of Christ leads us to serve without fear.

The verse that always stuck with me through childhood was Luke 12:48: Unto whom much is given, much will be required. I fear many have taken their privilege and call into a place of ego, not ministry. Yes, I have been guilty of complaining as well and God always answers, 'Hush! and do your job."

This week we are finding redemption in a dark world, a final chapter from Matt Rawle's "The Redemption of Scrooge."

We all matter. We do not have the skill to judge the difference between people so we treat them all like they matter.

Today, we look at the third chapter of Matt Rawle's "The Redemption of Scrooge."

On the second Sunday of Advent we are typically reintroduced to John the Baptist but today, we will hear from a prophet, priest and king. In the 23rd Chapter of Matthew, Jesus says "Woe, to those who do not practice what they preach."

Our second lesson in Matt Rawles' "The Redemption of Scrooge." How does remembering our past help us to prepare for Christmas?

On this First Sunday of Advent, we are celebrating peace which is impossible to achieve without forgivenss.

What can Scrooge teach us about our Christian walk? Join us in a study by Matt Rawle, "The Redemption of Scrooge."

There is a section of Matthew that begins in Chapter 19:16 and concludes with this parable. Matthew is trying to help us community understand that when we are a part of the Kingdom of God, our actions are not just individualistic; they are communal. This is a difficult understanding in our society. God does not live by our ideas.