In this message, we wrap up our series on "Coming Home" to God in the parable of the prodigal son...but this week, focusing on the older son. How are we like him? Will we accept the father's invitation to come home and celebrate? What might that look like for you?
In Luke 15, Jesus tells a story about a young man who runs away, only to find that what he was searching for was at home with his father all along. But will he be welcomed home? Find out in today's kickoff to "Coming Home"!
For each of us, there's a time in our lives where what we are called to do is stop, turn around, and go in the other direction. Maybe it's your time to stop, turn, and follow Jesus. Watch it here.
For so many, we can get stuck in unforgiveness and resentment. If that's you, now's the time to move into forgiveness, reconciliation - into love.
On Mother's Day, we take time to honor and give thanks for the women in our lives who have blessed us, made our lives better, and made us who we are. And so in this day where we honor women, we’ll look at the way that Jesus honored them, and lifted up the place of women in a society that generally went in the other direction.
How do we respond to the grace of God, as demonstrated in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ? It's called faith, and we are called to live our lives from it. So let's find out more!
“For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith…” In this 2-part mini-series, we examine these foundational words that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Ephesians. Today, we explore what the concept of "grace" is really all about, and what actually means for us today.
We wrap up the "Days of Hope" series by talking about Pentecost - the day that God sent his Holy Spirit to empower us for his purposes. Don't miss it!
One of the most important "Days of Hope" - but the one that is least understood and least talked about - is the ascension. In this message, we invite you to hear about the hope of the ascension of Jesus.
This morning - Easter morning! - we take a look at the hope that is found in the resurrection of Jesus. Don't miss it!
