From childhood, we like others to notice and acknowledge when we’ve done a good job. In Galatians 6, the apostle Paul tells us to persevere

Drawing from Revelation chapters 4 and 5, Brad contrasts the Lord’s rebuke of the church at Ephesus (who had abandoned their first love of worship)

Today Peter Bolton continued the discussion of a question that echoes all the way through the Gospels, one that was asked by crowds, disciples, enemies,

The people’s expectations of the promised Messiah were somewhat different from reality as Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey. They were looking for a

The Apostle Paul doesn’t open Romans 12 with a list of commands — he opens it with a foundation. Before he tells us how to

Tom Bell speaks about true repentance using the examples of Peter, David and the Non-true repentance of Saul. He talks about how seriously God sees

This Easter message reframes how we understand the cross and resurrection — not just as a personal salvation moment, but as a world-historic turning point.

The prophet Samuel was born in the middle of uncertainty and upheaval. The nation was in chaos and adrift. The leaders had abdicated responsibility. The

Ryan Martin argued that the church is not merely the result of God’s redemptive plan but an active, contributing part of it: Christians are called

Today Rob finished the “Foundations of Faith” series by looking at The Fall in Genesis 3. He talked about how sin entered the world when