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"Selah" appears 71 times in the Psalms. It's technical definition may be unclear but the principle can be fruitful for us in may areas.

Psalm 78 teaches us to rehearse the story of our faith and tell the coming generations the greatness of God!

We as Christians are called to walk in our royal identity. In Psalm 101, King David helps show us how to do that

Psalm 56 shows us how King David directed his fear into faith. How do we live with a faith that is for today?

Psalm 51 shows us how to genuinely repent. David shows us how to be grieved by our sin, turn, and ask God to create a clean heart within us.

In one of the most famous Psalms ever, we see David’s trust in the Lord. He teaches us how we can trust God to faithfully lead us into the fullness of life.

What is awe and do we feel it often? Today, we explore Psalm 19 and David's discovery of awe in creation and God's Word.

The Psalms serve as a powerful tool to help us engage and work through our ever changing emotions by giving us clear language to use in our personal prayer life. The duty then of every Christian is both to meditate and delight in the Psalms.

Sometimes, our doubts and dreams keep our mind stuck in tomorrow rather than leading us to be faithful stewards today!

As we conclude The Letters of John, we get a sense for how the early church would have loved and supported early missionaries: with hospitality, partnership, and prayer.

The apostle John is a master at showing tough love. Today, we look at how John does this so well. We can also authentically love people while we boldly stand for what is true.

As we wrap up John’s first letter, we dive into the signposts that assure us of our salvation. Faith, love, obedience, and victory are all reminders that we are on the right path to eternity with Jesus.

This week, we continue in our series, "The Letters of John". Taylor discusses how we can see the love, feel the love, and be the love in a world that needs the love of Jesus!

This week, we jump back into The Letters of John. In 1 John chapter 2, we see our advocate in Jesus, our adoption into God’s family, and our call to abide!

"Here to Stay" was an offering we gave a year and a half ago. Hear an update on how projects and finances are going while we continue to sow according to the Spirit! For the entire service with dedications + baptisms, visit https://youtu.be/aE3CUMn_Z5A.

This week, Taylor continues our series in The Letters of John. Taylor breaks down three tests of faith that John gives churches in Ephesus. These can and should still spur us on to be vigilant in our relationship with the Lord.

This week we begin our journey through the letters of the apostle John. We see from the opening pages, John’s heart for us to know the joy of eternal life and experience the love of God.

He is risen! Join us for the celebration and invitation of Jesus' resurrection!

Jesus' last night on earth is marked by great pain and distress. Through His pain, we see our salvation, His love, and a template on how we endure through the trials and sufferings on life.

This week as we consider Jesus' last supper, we see the significance in what is happening physically, mentally, and spiritually.

Today, we start a new series following Jesus through the last days of His life, unpacking the last parables He ever taught. These parables teach us key things about eternity and have major implications for our behavior today.

Throughout this series, we've nailed down what we believe. Today, we try to answer the question, "How do we behave?"

This week, we look at how to be intentional with the season we are in to live a life marked by sexual integrity.

This week we considered how sexual fundamentalism and sexual freedom have failed to help us become more like Christ. Instead, we need to embrace a pathway of sexual formation!

What does the Bible say about homosexuality? How are we called to live and live in a world full of sexual brokenness?