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The Old Testament's final 12 books contain the writings of prophets of Israel — men whom God set aside as messengers to that nation. They’re often called the Minor Prophets. But the “minor” isn’t a slight against the content's importance. Instead, it’s simply a reference to size. These powerful books convey pivotal messages about God’s justice, righteousness, compassion, and love for His people. A...

The Old Testament's final 12 books contain the writings of prophets of Israel — men whom God set aside as messengers to that nation. They’re often called the Minor Prophets. But the “minor” isn’t a slight against the content's importance. Instead, it’s simply a reference to size. These powerful books convey pivotal messages about God’s justice, righteousness, compassion, and love for His people. A...

The Old Testament's final 12 books contain the writings of prophets of Israel — men whom God set aside as messengers to that nation. They’re often called the Minor Prophets. But the “minor” isn’t a slight against the content's importance. Instead, it’s simply a reference to size. These powerful books convey pivotal messages about God’s justice, righteousness, compassion, and love for His people....

The Old Testament's final 12 books contain the writings of prophets of Israel — men whom God set aside as messengers to that nation. They’re often called the Minor Prophets. But the “minor” isn’t a slight against the content's importance. Instead, it’s simply a reference to size. These powerful books convey pivotal messages about God’s justice, righteousness, compassion, and love for His people....

Writer Tom Wolfe coined the term Me Generation back in the 1970s. It was his commentary on the narcissism of the times, when the concepts of self-fulfillment and self-realization replaced social responsibility and the common good. Today — 50 years later — we still live in a culture dominated by me. But maybe that’s not surprising. It’s only natural to think of ourselves as individuals and navigate...

Writer Tom Wolfe coined the term Me Generation back in the 1970s. It was his commentary on the narcissism of the times, when the concepts of self-fulfillment and self-realization replaced social responsibility and the common good. Today — 50 years later — we still live in a culture dominated by me. But maybe that’s not surprising. It’s only natural to think of ourselves as individuals and navigate...

Writer Tom Wolfe coined the term Me Generation back in the 1970s. It was his commentary on the narcissism of the times, when the concepts of self-fulfillment and self-realization replaced social responsibility and the common good. Today — 50 years later — we still live in a culture dominated by me. But maybe that’s not surprising. It’s only natural to think of ourselves as individuals and navigate...

Writer Tom Wolfe coined the term Me Generation back in the 1970s. It was his commentary on the narcissism of the times, when the concepts of self-fulfillment and self-realization replaced social responsibility and the common good. Today — 50 years later — we still live in a culture dominated by me. But maybe that’s not surprising. It’s only natural to think of ourselves as individuals and navigate...

Writer Tom Wolfe coined the term Me Generation back in the 1970s. It was his commentary on the narcissism of the times, when the concepts of self-fulfillment and self-realization replaced social responsibility and the common good. Today — 50 years later — we still live in a culture dominated by me. But maybe that’s not surprising. It’s only natural to think of ourselves as individuals and navigate...

We're so grateful for our staff and volunteers who have put in so much time and effort this year, and this final Sunday of the year will be one in which we can all gather together for worship in the same way. Join us for the 10AM premiered online only service on our Watch Online page or Facebook or YouTube. Then, we'll see you again next year, January 2, at 10AM either in-person or online!

This is a special time to gather and reflect on the light and joy brought by Jesus’ first coming -- and the expectant hope we share at His coming again.

Christmas brings out the classics: music, traditions, decorations … and movies. And they in turn bring out the themes of life during the holidays, whether they’re idyllic, fantastical, or the reason for the season. This Advent we’ll look at the Hope, Peace, and Joy we receive through the gift of Jesus’ First Coming (and His Second!) — all through the lens of the Christmas classics How the Grinch S...

Christmas brings out the classics: music, traditions, decorations … and movies. And they in turn bring out the themes of life during the holidays, whether they’re idyllic, fantastical, or the reason for the season. This Advent we’ll look at the Hope, Peace, and Joy we receive through the gift of Jesus’ First Coming (and His Second!) — all through the lens of the Christmas classics How the Grinch S...

Christmas brings out the classics: music, traditions, decorations … and movies. And they in turn bring out the themes of life during the holidays, whether they’re idyllic, fantastical, or the reason for the season. This Advent we’ll look at the Hope, Peace, and Joy we receive through the gift of Jesus’ First Coming (and His Second!) — all through the lens of the Christmas classics How the Grinch S...

We all live with some degree of anxiety. Unfortunately, there’s been a concerning trend over the last several years where many people are experiencing a level that affects even their normal day-to-day activities. It’s in Philippians 4:6 that the apostle Paul tells us, “Do not be anxious about anything.” But with so much to alarm us these days, is this admonition to Christ-followers even possible?...

We all live with some degree of anxiety. Unfortunately, there’s been a concerning trend over the last several years where many people are experiencing a level that affects even their normal day-to-day activities. It’s in Philippians 4:6 that the apostle Paul tells us, “Do not be anxious about anything.” But with so much to alarm us these days, is this admonition to Christ-followers even possible?...

Faith is incredibly powerful. We’re wired for it—no-one can independently verify everything that exists. We need it—without faith we lose what it means to be human. However it is often limited to being defined by just belief. In his letter to fellow believers, James reminds us that faith isn’t just an intellectual work—faith produces practical application and action in our lives that provides evid...

Waiting for suffering to end just seems to prolong our pain and lead to bitterness, envy, or despair. Hope can see elusive. This week, we discuss how God works in the midst of our waiting, and how we can find hope in the promise and purpose that God has for us.

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Faith is incredibly powerful. We’re wired for it—no-one can independently verify everything that exists. We need it—without faith we lose what it means to be human. However it is often limited to being defined by just belief. In his letter to fellow believers, James reminds us that faith isn’t just an intellectual work—faith produces practical application and action in our lives that provides evid...

Faith is incredibly powerful. We’re wired for it—no-one can independently verify everything that exists. We need it—without faith we lose what it means to be human. However it is often limited to being defined by just belief. In his letter to fellow believers, James reminds us that faith isn’t just an intellectual work—faith produces practical application and action in our lives that provides evid...

Faith is incredibly powerful. We’re wired for it—no-one can independently verify everything that exists. We need it—without faith we lose what it means to be human. However it is often limited to being defined by just belief. In his letter to fellow believers, James reminds us that faith isn’t just an intellectual work—faith produces practical application and action in our lives that provides evid...

Monday is often the least favorite day of the week for one simple reason: work. After all, that feeling of dread hits us Sunday afternoon when we realize the weekend is nearly over. And then the workday grind will be on again. It can be hard to get past the feeling that we must work to make a living. But what if there was a different way to look at Mondays? There is — and it all begins with how Go...

Monday is often the least favorite day of the week for one simple reason: work. After all, that feeling of dread hits us Sunday afternoon when we realize the weekend is nearly over. And then the workday grind will be on again. It can be hard to get past the feeling that we must work to make a living. But what if there was a different way to look at Mondays? There is — and it all begins with how Go...

Monday is often the least favorite day of the week for one simple reason: work. After all, that feeling of dread hits us Sunday afternoon when we realize the weekend is nearly over. And then the workday grind will be on again. It can be hard to get past the feeling that we must work to make a living. But what if there was a different way to look at Mondays? There is — and it all begins with how Go...