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REVELATION | The Exalted Christ
John Vermilya // September 29, 2024 The last book of the Bible is less about when Jesus Christ will return, and more about how we are to live until He does. We are given a fuller and better picture of Jesus than any other book, and challenges us to live in the light of that…
REVELATION | When God Speaks From Heaven
John Vermilya // September 22, 2024 Fear is the reason that many Christians avoid Revelation. It makes us uncomfortable because it speaks about the end times. But the purpose is not to promote fear, but faith, hope and courage.
STRONGER Church
Adam Ray // September 15, 2024 As we look at the heart of what Paul is teaching about the body, the church, we see that unity in Christ enables us to stay on mission. In essence, a stronger church, starts with me!
STRONGER Citizens
John Vermilya // September 8, 2024 Nothing sparks a debate or argument quicker than politics. And each successive election causes the further polarization and fracturing of the nation. But Christians have a calling to be stronger citizens because of their loyalty to Christ.
STRONGER Servants
Adam Ray // September 1, 2024 We often ask the question, what do I get out of serving instead of, How is Christ glorified through my serving?
STRONGER Community
Adam Ray // August 25, 2024 Is the church obedient to the mission God has called us to or is the mission (which has not changed) without a church? Are we so good at the motions of casual attendance, casual conversations, casual observation of the service that we have missed out on what happens when…
STRONGER Generosity
Tim Burgess // August 18, 2024 God is generous by nature and sets the ultimate standard of generosity. People are selfish by nature because we are all born in sin. We don’t have to stay that way, but can allow the Gospel to transform our hearts towards stronger generosity.
STRONGER Walk
John Vermilya // August 4, 2024 Receiving Christ is the beginning of the Christian life, not the ending, and Scripture uses various metaphors to describe the spiritual journey. It’s called a way, a road, a race, or a walk. All illustrate the same thing: movement or progression.
We trust God and take risks,
FEARLESSLY LIVING
FOR THE KING,
rejecting religion, apathy, and the safety
of the American Dream.