Jim Wenzel | Psalm 128 reminds us that the Lord blesses us through our families and unites us as His Church.

Reese LeRoy | We continue our series on the Psalms of Ascent with a focus on Psalm 127, a wisdom psalm that gives us a warning about the wrong way

Sam Sahyouni | Psalm 126 reminds us that even in the midst of our suffering God is working behind the scenes to redeem our hardships with joy.

Robin Trafford/Reese LeRoy | Todays duel message covers Psalms 123 & 124.

Reese LeRoy | Psalm 122 is the song of a person who decides to go to church and worship God.  This passage shows us how the habit of worship in

Jeff Brooks | In this series on the Psalms of Ascent, we focus on God's promise in Psalm 121 to help us and to never leave us alone on our

Reese LeRoy | The Psalms of Ascent (Psalms 120-134) express deep longing for and sheer delight in the presence of God.  These prayers and worship songs remind us of who

Sam Sahyouni | The standard of generosity that Jesus sets for us is unreasonable. Let’s let the example of Jesus challenge us to move from being reasonably generous to unreasonably

Reese LeRoy | In His perfect love, God invites and encourages us to trust Him with the finances He has entrusted to us. This requires equal measures of grace and

Reese LeRoy | Kingdom generosity invites us to deposit our treasures with an eternal mindset, rather than one that is temporal and fleeting.  We consider Jesus words' from Matthew 6

Reese LeRoy | Participating in the generosity of God's kingdom requires us to live with the understanding that everything belongs to God.  Our time, talent, and treasures are not so much

Reese LeRoy | In this new message series, we consider how God has set the standard for generosity in His kingdom - a model He invites His children to follow.

Reese LeRoy | In Mark 12, Jesus is asked by a Jewish scribe which command in the Jewish law was most important.  Jesus makes it clear that there is one

Reese LeRoy | In Mark 8, Jesus makes it clear to his disciples then and to us today that following him calls us to daily exchange our self-centeredness for Christ-centeredness. But

Patrick Campbell | How do you describe yourself to the world when it comes to your faith? Would you declare you are a Christian or would you say an apprentice?