This season is all about gifts. It’s one of the things that makes people love this time of year. But sometimes the main thing gets lost...
This season is all about gifts. It’s one of the things that makes people love this time of year. But sometimes the main thing gets lost in the midst of all the gifts. In this message we highlight the gift of Christmas.
At Christmas, we celebrate the birth of the one who embodied the way back to God. He's the same one who's also the way through our...
At Christmas, we celebrate the birth of the one who embodied the way back to God. He's the same one who's also the way through our differences and the way forward for the world.
Beth Brady, Adam Johnson and Heath Miller
Nov 2023
Monitoring the physical condition of your heart is important. We count our steps, engage in tests, and take medications… But what about...
Monitoring the physical condition of your heart is important. We count our steps, engage in tests, and take medications… But what about the spiritual condition of your heart? The wisest man in history said, “Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life.” In this series, we’ll discuss monitoring the condition of your heart to ensure what flows from it is as healthy as possible.
When life doesn’t turn out the way we hope, it can cause us to doubt God’s goodness. But many times, it’s in the midst of our...
When life doesn’t turn out the way we hope, it can cause us to doubt God’s goodness. But many times, it’s in the midst of our circumstances that we better understand God’s presence.
Jesus came that we might discover “life to the full,” while the enemy plots to steal, kill, and destroy. Many often miss out on this...
Jesus came that we might discover “life to the full,” while the enemy plots to steal, kill, and destroy. Many often miss out on this abundant joy available to them due to “fatal distractions.” It's much easier for the enemy to keep us distracted than it is for him to take us out. In this series, we’ll explore both the implications and antidotes of three major types of distractions: fog, fires, and fear.
