During Lent, we are exploring what it means that Jesus Christ is given for us. In these passages from Luke’s Gospel, we encounter Jesus, lamenting and weeping for Jerusalem. As you prepare for worship this week, ask God to help you draw close to Jesus, the “man of sorrows, acquainted with grief.”
Read MoreEvery week we look to the Bible for answers, but why do we trust that the Bible is authoritative in the first place? Where did the Bible even come from? How do we know it's true? Why is there so much weird stuff in the Bible? How do apply it to our world today that is so different from the worlds we read about in the Scriptures?
Read MoreThis Sunday we'll also be looking at the question, “How are people supposed to know about God if no one told them about Him?", which speaks of the importance of the church's mission to the ends of the earth.
Read MoreWe look at the last of the eight beatitudes this week and explore what persecution meant in Jesus's time and what it could mean today.
Read MoreThis Sunday, we continue our study of the Psalms looking at Psalm 67 and are glad to have Richard Haney, Third’s Missiologist in Residence to preach.
Read MoreThis Summer, we’re looking at the Psalms as the prayerbook of the church. This week, we’re exploring Psalm 19, and what it teaches us about the righteousness of God.
Read MoreIn the last week of our Entrusted series, Richard Haney shares with us about our call to be stewards of this gospel. Together, we’ll look at how we are called to believe the gospel, live it, treasure it, guard its essential truth, hand it down to the next generation and pass it on to those who have not heard.
Read MoreOur new sermon series on Luke’s Gospel begins this Sunday with an introduction to the story of Jesus, the man born to be king.
Read MoreGod is completely other than us in purity and power, yet He calls and equips us to be like Him--to be a holy nation.
Read MoreThrough water, word and Spirit, all who are baptized into Christ have been clothed with him and are part of one unified community.
Read MoreFebruary Term 2015, Week 2. Richard Haney helps us look at the pervasive influence of technology in our lives, and how our device-oriented rituals are part of a larger liturgy of consumption.
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