In this season of Advent, we remember that the birth of Jesus wasn’t just a sentimental moment—it was the arrival of the long-promised King. For centuries God’s people waited, hoping for the One who w...  Read More

In this week’s message from The Heart of Our Carols, we pause at the manger and let the haunting beauty of “What Child Is This?” lead us to wonder. The carol invites us to ask the most important quest...  Read More

Jesus didn’t call us to simply believe in Him; He called us to make disciples. The Great Commission is for every follower of Christ, and it begins in our homes, our church family, and our everyday rel...  Read More

In this week’s message, we looked at Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 25 about the sheep and the goats and what it reveals about the heart of a true disciple. We’re not saved by our works, but our works sho...  Read More

This week’s message reminded us of Jonah’s call—and ours. Just as God sent Jonah to Nineveh, He sends us into our own communities with the same message: repentance, hope, and salvation in Christ. We a...  Read More

In a culture where many are asking if church still matters, this message reminds us that the local church is more than a building—it’s the people of God gathered to worship, grow, and serve together. ...  Read More

In Romans 6:15–23, Paul reminds us that we all serve a master — either sin, which leads to death, or Christ, who leads to life. True freedom isn’t doing whatever we want, but joyfully submitting to th...  Read More

What does life look like after grace? Romans 6 reminds us that we are not just forgiven—we are made new, called to live in the freedom and power of Christ....  Read More

In Romans 5:12–21, Paul draws a powerful contrast between Adam and Jesus. Through Adam came sin and death—but through Christ comes righteousness and life. Understanding these two “Adams” helps us gras...  Read More

Rejoicing in Peace, Suffering, and ReconciliationRomans 5:1–11This week, we continued our journey through Romans by moving from understanding what justification by faith means to how it changes our da...  Read More

Faith is not blind optimism or perfect obedience—it’s trusting that God will do what He has promised. In Romans 4, Paul points to Abraham as our model of faith: not in himself, but in the God who rais...  Read More

Abraham and David were not saved by their works but by faith in God’s promises. Paul reminds us in Romans 3–4 that we cannot “balance the account” of our sins with good deeds. Salvation is by grace al...  Read More