This Sunday we’ll walk through a biblical understanding of work, both the goodness of work in God’s created order, the futility of work under the curse of sin, and how God calls us to use our work to advance his Kingdom and display his goodness.
Read MoreThis week we look at one of the miracles of Jesus and the powerful transformation he is offering to us to truly be able to see.
Read MoreThis week we look at one of the miracles of Jesus and the powerful transformation he is offering to us to truly be able to see.
Read MoreThis Sunday we’ll look at Psalm 139 and God’s invitation to the good life of knowing him and be known by him.
Read MoreThis Sunday we’ll look at hospitality and its importance as a spiritual practice.
Read MoreThis Sunday we’ll be looking at God’s invitation to work and rest.
Read MoreThis week we look at the invitation to freedom, and the spiritual abundance that comes from the discipline of simplicity in a life full of demands.
Read MoreThis Sunday we’ll look at God’s invitation to communion. As Jesus lived in ongoing communion with his Father, he now invites us, through him, to have that same ongoing relationship of communion with the God who loves us.
Read MoreWorship is what we were made for, and Ed will be teaching us not only about the importance of worship but how to practice it.
Read MoreThis Sunday we are finishing up our series on 2 Corinthians by looking at chapter 12:1-10, and the words of Jesus to Paul: “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” The places of greatest struggle are the places where we can most powerfully experience God’s grace.
Read MoreThis week we look at chapter 9, where we are encouraged to give so we can receive so much more: an abundant harvest of provision, gratitude, community, and eternal reward.
Read MoreThis week we come to a new section of Paul’s letter, chapters 8 and 9, where he talks about the how the Gospel transforms every aspect of our lives, including the way we use our money.
Read MoreThis Sunday we’ll be looking at 2 Corinthians 6, and Paul’s continued appeal to his friends to commit themselves wholly to Jesus Christ.
Read MoreThis Sunday, we’ll continue our study of 2 Corinthians by looking at the first part of chapter 5. Derek Mondeau will be preaching on the good news of Easter that our mortal bodies are already being swallowed up by resurrection life!
Read MoreThe passage this week is probably one of the most famous of the whole book. Paul’s metaphor of having “treasure in clay jars” is a powerful image that communicates what it means to have tremendous power (the treasure of the gospel and the Holy Spirit) in such apparent weakness (the “clay jar” of our mortal bodies).
Read MoreThis Sunday, we’re continuing our series on 2 Corinthians by looking at the way God uses weak people to make known the truth and power of the gospel.
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