https://youtu.be/m5yAzDsHrYE One of the most profound truths of Christianity is that Jesus Christ was both fully human and fully God at the same time. While this concept may seem impossible…
https://youtu.be/bPGglrRq5iU?si=_a8nQPFAC4MJB-og Love is more than just a feeling—it's the evidence of our spiritual maturity and the way we make an invisible God visible to the world. When we examine our…
https://www.youtube.com/live/HWE3g0l6_0o?si=zAr1aZQZGm4F1aJo Understanding God's True Definition of Love In a world filled with over 1,000 songs containing the word "love" in their titles, it's no wonder people are confused about what…
God is on the move. Last Sunday, we opened the altar for people to come and get prayer during our worship. The altar area was filled with people in both…
With the new year upon us, I thought I would update the layout of the Pastor’s Update and rename it Pastor’s Weekly Thoughts & Resources. I’ve been contemplating this for…
What a week! As our nation struggled to come to grips with the assassination of Charlie Kirk, we've seen God do subtly amazing things. First off, thousands of Christians have…
It looks like we endured our annual week of summer, and now Fall is quickly descending upon us. For most families, that means soccer games and back-to-school activities that will fill up the calendar. Before you launch off on your Pumpkin Spice fueled adventure,
In James Chapter 4, we find a powerful warning about worldliness that remains just as relevant today as it was when first written. James addresses his church, which was struggling not because of external persecution but because of internal worldliness. This worldliness was causing both internal angst and external conflict among believers.
In a world filled with competing voices and opinions, how do we discern true wisdom from false? James chapter 3 provides a powerful contrast between worldly wisdom and godly wisdom that can transform how we navigate life's challenges.
As we look at the final chapter of Titus, we find practical guidance for how Christians should live and act within their communities. Paul finishes his letter by showing the church in Crete how to navigate life as citizens in a challenging culture.