Wonderin If God didn’t create us as more of a rough draft… of himselfBy Bryan Duncan

Christianity was originally never understood as a set of teachings that one took on. Christianity was a power that took you up. It completely turned you inside out, transformed you from the inside. The classic example is the conversion of Paul. Paul was an abusive, violent zealot. He went from someone who was deeply unhappy and restless to someone …

Pastor Randy continues through the book of Psalm

Friends, the Lord Jesus Christ is not a teacher from a distant age, not someone from long ago we remember fondly, not a moral exemplar; rather, he is a field of force. We don’t just listen to him or imitate him; we live in him. Our Gospel for this Fifth Sunday of Easter gives us one of the most beautiful and powerful images for this truth: Jesus is…

The Sign of Jonah (Matt. 12:38-42)

Sermon from Luke 15:20 in St. Charles, IL

A sermon on Acts 1:1-14.

Kingdom People engage their Father in prayer.

Sermon Series: Passionate Followers Sermon Title: We're Christians, We Fellowship Sermon Text: Philippians 1:1-6 and 2:1-11 Main Point: Fellowship is an expression of worship for the Christian and is God’s ordinary means of grace for us.

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The only hope that we have as the people of God is the coming of the promised King who will conquer sin, death, and the devil and reign for all eternity over His eternal kingdom. Jesus is that king! May we rejoice in Him as Savior and rest in His eternal promises!

Stick, Stutter, Stuck!

Followers help followers. How are you helping a fellow follower? If we're going to succeed on this journey of discipleship, we're going to need a good wingman (or more). Why do we need wingmen, and how can we be a good one? James has some advice to not only survive, but thrive when things get crazy!

od used only one perfect person to accomplish his redemptive purpose. As scripture attests, God uses imperfect people for the rest of his agenda.

Hans Zimmer reached global fame through his film scores. He is able to describe characters in a film simply and powerfully, through music. Close your eyes and you’ll know whether a hero or a villain has entered the scene. Hans lets his music talk to the audience and tell them something about the main character of the story. Did you know the church …

Vital Questions

The greatest danger the church faces is not an overt attack from Satan and his demonic forces. It isn't an overreaching government or intense persecution from evil men. The greatest danger the church faces is worldly compromise.

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By Jeremy McMorris