Peter uses a great turn of phrase that I believe fully captures how we are meant to see our time here on earth.

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Salvation language is important, and kind of touchy. So many within in the church spend a lot of time and energy figuring out the language of salvation and who can be saved.

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We're spending the rest of Summer looking at a short, but pretty challenging, letter from the New Testament. As we start - it's a good chance to remember How and Why we read the Bible.

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Wisdom comes in many places and many voices - but the words of Jesus always offer a word of wisdom, and grace, that we often need to hear more than anything else. This week hear, and know, that we are forgiven peopel.

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In a society that is built on telling us there is never enough - Jesus reminds us that with Him there is always enough. Enough to Be Generous!

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A multi-week series where we look at some practical ways to determine what it means to not just go to church - but to Be the Church.

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As Jesus enters into Jerusalem and the masses come out to greet Him, John shares that there is one piece that draws them more than anything else. And it reminds us that Jesus truly is a King like no other.

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There is something incredibly powerful about telling your own story. We see that in some of our favorite movies, books, and we see it in Jesus. As we continue our journey towards Easter and the Cross before it - it's good to remember that Jesus is always in charge of telling His story. And that has important implications for us.

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