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Thankfulness is a choice we make and when done is rewarded with more of God's presence.

The Church is the community of God's redeemed people and exists to continue the mission of God in the world - reconciling creation to its Creator - by demonstrating God's love, mercy, and forgiveness in action.

Salvation is a free gift from God to man - only by trusting in Jesus Christ as atonement for our sin can we be reunited with God and saved from sin's penalty.

Men and women were created to exist forever - either eternally separated from God by sin or in union with God through forgiveness and salvation.

Men and women are made in the image of God and were given unique value and a unique mission that was corrupted by sin that seperates us from God apart from His intervention.

The Bible is God's word to us. If we understand and apply it correctly, we will see our part in God's greater story - living with more confidence and power than we thought possible.

Holy Spirit is personal and active in the lives of God’s people. If we allow He will illuminate, transform, and empower us to a new kind of life.

Jesus came to earth as a man and lived a sinless life in order to offer Himself as a perfect sacrifice on the cross for the payment of our sins. He arose from the dead to demonstrate His divinity and now rules over creation from Heaven until His return when He will bring God's kingdom on earth.

God is the Creator and Ruler of the universe. He has eternally existed in three distinct Persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. These three are co-equal and are one God.

Cultivate's official introduction to the neighborhood and an outline of the vision for the new audience.

John Cope of Keystone Fellowship shares a strategy for influencing South Jersey for Jesus as we trust God in the journey.

A look at how Jesus took his ministry public and a reflection on what we can learn from it.

God's presence is found most with people who are most desperate for Him and choose Him because they know that He is the Lord and there is no other.

God's presence is found most with people who are most desperate for Him and are dependent on Him even when life is at its most difficult and the path forward is unclear.

God's presence is found most with people who are most desperate for Him and allow God to meet with them in the deepest places of life and to access every part of their day.

God's presence is found most with people who are most desperate for Him and that has little to do with our efforts and a lot to do with experiencing God's pursuit of us.

God's presence is found most with people who are most desperate for Him but, for that, we need to defeat the sin that keeps us from God by understanding that He sees and forgives and then allowing Him to break through the denial and self-condemnation in our lives.

God's presence is found most with people who are most desperate for Him but, for that, we need to shed our misplaced dependencies on other things (idols).

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians to explore the concept that partnership with each other and with Jesus in the gospel requires both our wholehearted Giving and Receiving.

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians to better understand his remarkable message on the secret of contentment delivered from behind the bars of a jail cell..."I can do everything through Him who gives me strength."

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians and the occasion of the 6th month anniversay of Cultivate Church to celebrate what God has done and to recognize the great race that lies before us with the understanding that God took hold of us for a reaon.

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians to examine Paul's purpose and reveal that at the end of the day all our accomplishments are rubbish if not for Jesus and in comparison to the love we should have for Him.

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians to show how the church needs both people who put the concerns of others above their own and dependable servants who ask "What is Jesus doing and how can I be a part of it?"

Using Paul's letter to the Philippians as remembrance and motivation to follow Jesus because God works in and through us, and we must respond in love to fulfill His good purpose.