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1 Corinthians 6:19–20 Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, whom you have from God? You are not your own, for you were bought with a price. So glorify God in your body.

Today we study a word that we see used in the New Testament, and one that we frequent use today.  T he word: Believer.  What does this mean and how does it  impact our identity? 

God decided in advance to adopt us into His own family by bringing us to Himself through Jesus. This is what he wanted to do, and it gave him great pleasure. 

We study the many uses in the Bible of the phrase referring to Christians as, "Followers of the Way," what this meant during Jesus' time and what it means today.

Disciples were chosen by the Teacher to follow and learn from them, only the best of the best received this calling. Jesus extends this invitation to every person, He wants all of us to follow Him.

May we discover who we are, not because of what we've done, what family we're from, or what we've achieved, but because who God says we are.

God's not into emotional experiences so that you can bounce from one high to the next, He's into transformation. Listen along to the series conclusion of "Prayer & Fasting."

What is it about not eating that brings us closer to God? Food is one of our most basic needs. When our most basic needs are continually met and satisfied we don't always have a desperation for God.

We can experience our Creator at a deeper level, feel His wind flow through us, and see Him at work in greater ways through 2 spiritual practices: prayer & fasting.

A study on Psalm 23, looking at what it means for the Lord to be our Shepherd.

Listen along to our special Christmas Eve message. Jesus is the light of the world, coming into our darkness to bring grace and love.

God isn't just with us on the mountaintop experiences of life, but He is with us in the valleys too. We get to know and trust God in the valleys.

The gospels are full of mini-Advents, mini arrivals of Jesus showing us that God is indeed with us, even when we are in a crowd. Some are you asking right now, "Does He see me?"

In order to answer this question, we need to unpack the three words that comprise this name of Jesus, "Immanuel," God with us. This word becomes a blessing, an announcement, and a statement.

Listen along to the series conclusion of our study on the book of Daniel, being an influential minority in our context today. 

What is your faith worth to you? Is it worth a job? A romantic relationship? Family connections? Is it worth your life? Daniel is an example to us of a man who followed God no matter the cost.

We are discovering how to be and become an influential minority. And in that, no matter how small or insignificant you may feel or appear to be in the eyes of the empire, you have influence.

Influence diminishes through pride, but increases through humility. When pride goes up, influence goes down. But when humility goes up, so does influence. Daniel chapter 4

There's a question the king asks Daniel and his friends. It's a powerful one because it's the one that we ask when we are find ourselves caught in the tension and the struggle. Who will save you?

Daniel's influence increased in the foreign culture he was in, because he built his life on the right foundation.

A study of Daniel chapter one, verses eight through twenty one. Daniel and his companions had favor in the eyes of God and the rulers over them because they did not compromise their beliefs.

The first message in our series on the Old Testament book of Daniel. We open this book to be recalibrated by the story of God, who He is, and who we are.

Listen along to the third and final week in our series about Forgiveness. In this message, we look at pursuing forgiveness with and for others.

There's this word we use when someone has issues they can't get over, we call it baggage. Jesus tells a story in the book of Matthew of one of his followers who had baggage he didn't know what to do with.

Today we are kicking off a new three-week series on Forgiveness, inspired by a story in Mark chapter 2.