From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - When we are tested by our inability, we can be tempted to lose heart and neglect prayer. In those times, Jesus wants us to be assured that God’s relationship with us is personal, his justice is sure, and he will come for all who seek him.By Kevin Rogers

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - A life devoted to God is marked by generosity, compassion, and a regard for Scripture, which will have a bearing on our eternal destiny.By Robin Boisvert

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - We can tragically miss out on life in Christ because we are preoccupied with self-interest, self-promotion, self-preservation, and self-absorption.By Kevin Rogers

From the Luke: the Wisdom of Jesus series - The Lord Jesus receives and, in fact, seeks out lost sinners. He then rejoices with heaven when they are “found” as they demonstrate faith and repentance.By John Leconte

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - A reckless sinner who humbly repents is celebrated over the proud whose confidence is in himself.By Jose Troche

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - Jesus has a stern warning for us in this parable: He who covets and stores up treasure for himself and is not rich toward God is a fool.By Pat Ennis

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - While the parable of the Good Samaritan provides an example of compassion, Jesus also uses it to reveal a much deeper issue that requires not just a simple change in behavior but a full regeneration of the heart.By Kevin Rogers

From the series - Paul provides a simple yet vital two-step plan for living out the truth in a world full of lies: follow godly examples and continue in God’s Word.By Todd Keeler

From the series - Paul urges Philemon and the Church to encourage one another, make sacrifices, and demonstrate grace as they pursue Gospel reconciliation for the sake of Christ.By Matt Maka

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - The Lord always has, and always will, use communities of imperfect people to accomplish extraordinary things as they simply live out their new life in Christ together in unity, in progress, and in purpose.By Kevin Rogers

From the series - Isaiah 12 is a song of future glory, but it is a song that weary Christians can sing today in light of the joy of our salvation, the joy of corporate worship, and the joy of the good news of the Gospel.By James Choi

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - Paul encourages the Colossians to pray steadfastly, manage time wisely, and speak graciously.By Jose Troche

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - Every Christian is under some God-ordained authority. Out of love and reverence for God, we will live under the authorities that he places among us.By Kevin Rogers

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - The new lifestyle we are called to involves putting off what is earthly and putting on what is heavenly.By Robin Boisvert

From the series - When some Greeks came to see Jesus, he knew that his death on the cross was near. His thought process in response to their request demonstrated his commitment to the glory of God and the salvation of all people.By Philip Martin

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - A resurrection mindset calls for putting off sin because we have died with Christ.By Robin Boisvert

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - There are three facets of a resurrection identity: know your resurrection experience, pursue a resurrection mindset, and anticipate your resurrection hope.By Kevin Rogers

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - Because of who Christ is and what he’s done, we should resist the temptation to find fullness anywhere other than in him.By Robin Boisvert

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - In Christ dwells all the fullness of the deity in bodily form. If you have Christ, you have everything.By Robin Boisvert

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - Authentic Christian ministry embraces suffering to proclaim all of Christ from all of God’s word to all of God’s people for all maturity in Christ with joy.By Kevin Rogers

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - Jesus Christ alone is central, supreme, and sufficient in both creation and redemption.By Robin Boisvert

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - A Christian fully living out their new life in Christ is someone who is growing in God’s will, being strengthened by God’s power, and giving thanks for God’s grace.By Kevin Rogers

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - Paul saw what God was doing in the Colossian church. Through Jesus, God made them holy before him and adopted them into his household. Their hope in heaven fueled their faith in Christ and love for all the saints by the power of the gospel.By Kevin Rogers

From the Luke: the Power and Preaching of Jesus series - The failures of the disciples can teach us to depend on God’s power, pray for understanding of the cross, and work in unity for God’s kingdom.By John Leconte

From the Luke: The Power and Preaching of Jesus series - Three names of Jesus reveal his true identity: Christ, Son of Man, and Son of God.By Robin Boisvert

From the Luke: The Power and Preaching of Jesus series - Jesus is the provider who supplies my needs and the Savior who suffers and dies for me.By Jose Troche

From the Luke: The Power and Preaching of Jesus series - When Jesus sends out the twelve to proclaim the kingdom of God, they shift from being learners to proclaimers and his instructions to them sharpen the functions of gospel ministry.By Scott Redd

From the We Believe series - The gospel is the majestic unfolding story of God’s grace, and the heart of that story is Jesus. He ought to forever be the substance of our proclamation, source of our motivation, and the fuel of our adoration. This gospel is central when it shapes, guides, and leads the way we live every day of the Christian life.…

From the We Believe series - We believe in the forgiveness of sins because the death and resurrection of Christ guarantee forgiveness to those justified by faith.By Pat Ennis

From the series - Mary’s song magnifies God by enlarging our perspective of his sovereign, subversive, and steadfast mercy.By Kevin Rogers