Some people think Christianity is just about following rules written for a time that does not reflect our world today. Not so.
05/09/2012 by Steve Ridgell
Phil Ware continues to talk about the greater things the early church experienced in the opening days of the believers following Jesus and in this case, genuine fellowship, sharing and having life in common, is key.
05/06/2012 by Phil Ware
Rubel Shelly reminds us to live life expecting it to be an adventure with Jesus in which we are surprised and learn new things again and again.
05/04/2012 by Rubel Shelly
Creations shows us God, if we're only willing to look.
05/02/2012 by Tim Archer
Phil Ware continues his series on greater things focusing on 'the name of the Lord' and the power and presence of Jesus that fed the expectation that God would surprise his people with greater things.
04/29/2012 by Phil Ware
Rubel Shelly reminds us that there is a time for everything as long as it is kept in its place and we remain balanced in our lives with the correct priorities.
04/27/2012 by Rubel Shelly
The gift of Jesus is free to us. That does not mean it is easy.
04/25/2012 by Steve Ridgell
And while David says, “My sin is always before me” (Psalm 51:2), he is also attributed as saying, “Your word I have hidden in my heart that I might not sin against you” (Psalm 119:11). If you know the story of David, his choices had consequences to the e
04/18/2012 by Bill Brant
Rick Brown writes of Johnny Brown in Bermuda who greets and welcomes and shares greetings with people six hours each day.
04/17/2012 by Rick Brown
Phil Ware begins a series of messages from Acts 2 and 3 on greater things that Jesus does through his followers.
04/15/2012 by Phil Ware
Rubel Shelly reminds us how being cheerful and laughing is good for us as Christians.
04/13/2012 by Rubel Shelly
Special religious days can be nice for recharging our batteries, but the Christian life is lived out 24/7, both in holy places and on dirty streets. God comes to meet us anywhere and everywhere. He doesn't just wait for us inside a church building on East
04/11/2012 by Tim Archer
Phil Ware continues his series on Jesus from the Gospel of John called unpredictable, and focuses on Mary Magdalene calling Jesus Lord in the middle of all sorts of grief, sorrow, despair, discouragement, loss, and hopelessness and is given the gift o
04/08/2012 by Phil Ware
Brian McCutchen reminds us that the Cross is a nasty, hurtful, despicable place where Jesus died.
04/06/2012 by Brian McCutchen
In the most painful time of life, Christians are never alone. They have a community, a family to surround them and care for them.
04/04/2012 by Steve Ridgell
Russ Lawson shares with us having to miss church because of weather and how much we need each other to keep the fire alive!
04/03/2012 by Russ Lawson
Phil Ware continues his series called unpredictable on Jesus in the Gospel of John and focuses on Jesus' death and burial through the eyes of Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea.
04/01/2012 by Phil Ware
Rubel Shelly visits a kiln that fires ceramics and helps us think through the importance of purifying our imperfections.
03/30/2012 by Rubel Shelly
We were made to be in relationship with one another. We were made to be in relationship with God. In fact, God's plan is that we be adopted into His family.
03/28/2012 by Tim Archer
Phil Ware continues his series on the unpredictable Savior and reminds us of the upper room discourses where Jesus demonstrates and teaches what is most important to him to those who are most important to him, his disciples, his friends, those he loves.
03/25/2012 by Phil Ware
Grace, forgiveness, redemption, and other Christian words can only be understood by non-Christians in the context of how we Christians live.
03/21/2012 by Steve Ridgell
Ron Rose reminds us that imagination is vital for our faith and for living life to the full.
03/20/2012 by Ron Rose
Phil Ware continues his series on Jesus as the UNPREDICTABLE Savior who gives life that cannot be taken away.
03/18/2012 by Phil Ware
Rubel Shelly talks about our pluralistic society and our post-modern approach to truth and how one can believe in anything except God and Scripture and reminds us that being open-minded means being open minded to faith as well as non-faith.
03/16/2012 by Rubel Shelly
Should we not be more than verbally “outraged” when others burn, mock or destroy elements of faith that are precious to us who claim to follow Christ? In our antichristian world aren’t we expected to stand up and stand firm for what we believe in?
03/14/2012 by Bill Brant
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