Jordan Francis – Student Pastor
Jesus comes to restore God’s purpose for the Sabbath that the Pharisees had missed in their religiosity— people! If our worship allows us to simultaneously ignore the needs of others, it probably isn’t worship.
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
When you decide to follow Jesus, he will go to your house and eat with you! He will give you a new heart for those who need him most. And he will change your name to, “Loved by God.” You are loved by God!
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
Our original design did not include suffering and death. God is currently at work dealing with these effects of sin in us and all creation. His work of restoration and renewal must begin where sin resides—in the heart of mankind.
This is a great event that happened in the life of Jesus. Check it out and see if you can observe what it is that Jesus really wants to do in us.
GOD’s Story: The Paralyzed Man Encounters Jesus, Mark 2:1-12 (more…)
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
Have you ever been at the end of your rope and out of answers? What would happen if in the midst of your impossible situation you said “nevertheless” I will continue to move forward? What are the possibilities on the other side of your nevertheless moment? Hmmm!!
Jordan Francis – Student Pastor
The Kingdom of God is now, reaching out to the whole world offering salvation. But if we think that Kingdom is about us and our agenda, we may be in, or waiting for, a different Kingdom.
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
There are true victims in our world, but those who give up and give in to their misfortune victimize themselves. Our situation will not change until our attitude toward it changes. (more…)
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
Serve in Your Sweet Spot! Ephesians 2:1-10; 4:1-16
An ancient Jewish philosopher-theologian had come to the conclusion long before Albert Camus that if this world and this life is all there is, we, who claim to think otherwise, are above all people most to be pitied for our wishful thinking.
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