Series

We often see the workday as something mundane, something that we just need to get through. From the first ringing alarm to the end of our shift, many times “work” is just “what we do between rest days.”

When we are afraid, we often find ourselves paralyzed, unable to make a decision. We may feel like we are facing a mountain trail, the trek becoming more and more

Leadership is not about titles, rankings, or positions. It’s not about awards, certificates, or recognition.

What is worship? Is it just about the singing? Is it about how we feel in the moment? Or the service we give to others? Is there something more to what we do? In our life of faith, these acts are not just worship service routines but formative patterns that shape us to be more like Jesus.

Right after Pentecost, we celebrate that the Spirit has come and empowered the church for mission. But before we move forward, we return to Genesis 11–12 to understand what that mission looks like.

What does it mean to “have enough? As fuel prices increase and basic needs get more and more expensive, many people around the world are caught in a terrifying, uncertain loop. Difficult choices are being made daily to make sure we always have “enough” for today and tomorrow.

When we look at every day through earthly eyes, life may seem overwhelming. We seek to escape, to disappear. We become weary of doing good. But this was never God’s design for us as followers of Jesus.

"Sent to Many" first describes Jesus Christ. The Father sent the Son for the world, and that sending has now been entrusted to us. Like the old phone feature—one message, sent to many-God has given us one gospel and calls every believer to share it, faithfully and Spirit-empowered, wherever we are.

We are on an unstoppable mission to bring the gospel to the ends of the earth. With the infilling of God’s Spirit and the foundations of His word, He moves through you and me, making us bold to tell the world about who He is and what He’s done.

The new year is a promise—a chance to rise, realign, and rediscover what truly matters. We set resolutions and make plans: ...

At the end of this Christmas series, we will see that the birth of Christ fulfills God’s covenant and points to the power of His cross revealing ...

Medical and nutrition experts often say that the condition of our gut reflects our physical health, giving truth to the saying, "You are what you eat"