Jesus was known for using storytelling to teach life and kingdom lessons. Join us this weekend as we look at a story titled “The Rich Fool”.
Changing Lives Through Jesus’ Love #BeTheChange
Join in the conversation as we continue to answer some more of Your questions.
Changing Lives Through Jesus’ Love #BeTheChange
Join us as we wrap up some of the remaining questions as part of this series specifically looking at how and who we should allow to have influence in our lives.
Changing Lives Through Jesus’ Love #BeTheChange
Join us this weekend as we tackle another set of questions this week looking at some big ugly ones including the very popularly pondered why do bad things happen to good people?
Changing Lives Through Jesus’ Love #BeTheChange
Join us this weekend as we tackle another set of questions specifically pertaining to how Christianity relates to other beliefs and styles of life.
Changing Lives Through Jesus’ Love #BeTheChange
Everyone has questions. Some may be big and hard to answer and some may not quite be so heavy. Either way there can never be a stupid question to ask especially when it comes to Faith and God’s Word. Over the summer we have compiled a gathering of your questions and will take the next few weeks to dig into them. You won’t want to miss this series as your faith will grow exponentially once you start to ask the big ugly questions. This Sunday we start with the question; Why Should I believe the Bible?
Patience is a virtue and it is also really hard to learn or sustain sometimes. Join us as we close out our series on the book of James and hopefully learn a little better how to be mindful and intentional in our prayers that even in the waiting, God is still working.
We all are aware of the phrase “Pride comes before the fall”. The book of James reminds its hearers of that same premise and gives some ammunition to combat the ugliness of human pride. In a very counter cultural way both in bible times and also today James encourages us to submit humbly to God instead of ourselves and we are in turn rewarded with grace upon grace.
You are invited to join in the conversation and hear a good word that no matter what you’ve done, or who you are that grace means we are all the same.
“Open mouth, insert foot” is a common phrase uttered when someone is quick to speak or speaks without thought. The book of James is full of warnings about the power we have with our words to do good and bad. Join us this weekend as we all need some course correction from time to time with our tongues.
Having faith in Jesus is a great thing but we as followers of Christ are not just charge with having faith alone. Join us this weekend as we explore a faith that works. We can’t do anything to earn favor from God but when you have a true understanding of faith it changes everything about the way that you live.