This Christmas season, join us as we walk through the miraculous story of Christ’s birth in our sermon series Hope Is Born. Visit our Christmas page for full Christmas season details, schedules and resources, and don’t miss out on the opportunity to immerse yourself in the source of our hope this Christmas season.
Join us as we discover our purpose in Christ: to surrender to Him, walk with Him, connect with His Church, and share His Truth with those around us. Whether you are a seasoned Bible reader or are picking it up for the first time, this plan will help you stay consistent and fall more in […]
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Idolatry: a word that some people may cringe at, want to run away from or simply do not understand the definition of. Running from this word only confirms the love of it and unwillingness to turn from it. Anything that you love, fear, trust or serve more than God cultivates an idol and replaces God.
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When natural disasters strike—earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, or wildfires—it’s common to hear them called “Acts of God.” But how do we think about these events biblically? In Romans 8:18-28, the Apostle Paul offers insight into the nature of suffering and the hope that believers have amidst the storms of life. While this passage is not
Before, during and even in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, God is with you. In the heartache, loneliness, struggle, worry of the unknown, He is with you. Remember and rest in the power and provision of your Creator. Joshua 1:9 says, “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and
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We all have the potential to sin sexually, and any man or any woman who says, “I have never, I will never, and I could never” is setting his or herself up for the prerequisite sin that precedes all sins, including the sin of adultery – pride. So, instead of assuming our marriages could never
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Wisdom from Psalm 34 It’s often easy to praise God when we’re on the mountaintops of life. We all know well, however, that life is full of ups and downs, and we aren’t guaranteed only happy and prosperous times. When life feels like it’s falling apart, it can be overwhelming and disheartening. Nothing about this
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Receiving a diagnosis for your child can be an incredibly stressful time. Perhaps the diagnosis is something you’ve expected, and having a name for what you’ve suspected brings relief. Sometimes, however, a diagnosis can be unanticipated and may bring a wave of grief, worry or anxiety. Here are a few practical and spiritual applications if
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It’s that time of year again. Yellow buses practice their circuitous routes, stores brim with school supplies, and teachers adorn their rooms with inviting bulletin boards and welcoming smiles. Back to school is officially upon us. I ended the summer reading through the Psalms and Proverbs. As I drank in the wisdom of these two
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In today’s culture, we encounter a variety of perspectives, opinions, and ideologies. Many people have shifted from seeking the absolute truth to searching for a personalized version of truth. It’s not uncommon to hear someone speak in terms of “my truth.” As Christians, we are called to a higher standard, one that is rooted in
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Psalm 90, the only psalm attributed to Moses, was likely written near the end of the Israelites’ 40-year journey through the wilderness. The Israelites clearly weren’t living the lives they’d expected. Though they were no longer slaves, they did not leave captivity for lives of ease and abundance. Who would be better to speak on
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