Jesus never wrote a book. He never put his thoughts, teachings, and plans into writing to pass them down to future generations. Instead, he built a community of disciples. Join us to learn about Jesus’ plan for the world to read his story in us.
If Jesus had a fan club, would you sign up? Join us for this message to learn about people in the Bible who were fans of Jesus and had the opportunity to become His followers.
When Jesus teaches us to pray, he draws us into the most basic questions of human life: Whose we are, What that means, and How we can see our own lives as part of this story. As we live into seeking his kingdom, and living in forgiveness, our lives also become sources of forgiveness.
What was it about Jesus that earned him so much opposition? Join us for this message to learn about the people who opposed Jesus during his life and what it means when Christians face opposition today.
Did your team win last Sunday? Any Giants fans in Minnesota? Any Patriots fan in mourning? A lot of Minnesotans felt like they won just because Green Bay wasn’t there! This Sunday in worship we’re going to read a story about Jesus that shows us what it looks like when God wins over the power of evil in our world. Join us to hear a wild story about the victory of God’s love.
When Jesus taught the crowds, he often taught in parables. Most frequently, the subject of those parables was “the Kingdom of God”. Jesus’ parables of the kingdom paint a picture that functions very differently than any known kingdom of earth. Learn from Jesus what it means for us that we belong to THIS kingdom!
There are so many things in this world that make empty promises to us. We are promised happiness if we buy the newest product, self-esteem if we dress the right way, good friends if we learn where to find them and how to keep them. In this message we hear Jesus’ own words on the “Full-fillment” that he offers us and invites us to trust.
Jesus may be the most famous person who ever lived, but few of us ever seriously considered that we could live like he lived. He called his disciples to "follow me", and he still calls people today to follow his example today.
"Repent" is not a popular word. It's often said with shame and accusation. But when Jesus called people to repent, he was calling them to a life of freedom and joy. In this message, we'll learn how Jesus' kind of repentance can bring joy to our lives too.
Previous12...5758596061626364656667Next