Elkins Alliance Church

We are often told that our lives should look like Jesus', but what does that mean? How do we know if we are making progress?

In the Great Commission Jesus gave the command and ministry of disciple making to every believer. It is not the job of the "church" or of programs. We are called to walk in intentional relationships with people toward transformation.

When the Lord makes His presence known to us, we must engage with Him. He is calling us into partnership and transformation.

The presence of God is the only thing that separates us from the world around us. We must learn to practice living with expectation of the divine in our every day.

We, as the Church, have outsourced justice for far too long. We've waited for political parties or government agencies to advance the cause of justice. It is the responsibility of each believer to see that justice is lived out in their sphere of influence.

There is always a cost to following Jesus. In our current climate of racial tension, what will it cost to partner with the King.

Believing that every person as value in the Kingdom. How should the Church respond in this time of racial tension?

If we are going to be the Church God is calling us to be, we need to prioritize the mission He has called us to. God has called us to see every person involved in Kingdom Life.

We are all called to move from "church attenders" toward "Kingdom Partnership"

How many times have we missed what the Lord might say to us because of the noise of life. How many times have we missed hearing the Father speak life and identity over us because we were too busy defending ourselves or building our own reputation. May we learn to stop, be silent and receive from the Father.

Simplicity may be one of the hardest disciplines to master in our current cultural climate. We are constantly reminded of all the things we need and don't have, or of how life would be better if we just added... We are called to a simple life with a simple focus on the Kingdom of God.

A challenge to carry rhythms of rest with us into this “new normal”

A quick, introductory look into Elkins Alliance Church's vision & values.

A look into the difficult to understand practice of fasting.

A challenge not to waste this time of stillness but to grow and become stronger.

Many have suffered a loss of identity with this shelter at home crisis.

A look at the discipline of Meditation and how it can help us in our spiritual growth.

We’ve all lost things during this pandemic. Some were big and some were small. All are worth grieving.

A story from the life of Elijah and a Michael W. Smith song remind of the Lord's presence, even in the midst of dark circumstances.

The digital world is a mix of blessing and curses. During a time when we are sheltered at home, the digital world allows us to connect with friends and loved ones. It also brings a host of dangers to our finger tips. We must remain alert.