1 Kings

John Vermilya // May 19, 2024 We can waste years and lifetimes trying to fill the God-shaped hole in our souls. Good things become god-things as we worship the work of our own hands. Only Christ can fill that void because as image-bearers, we were made for God alone.

Adam Ray // May 12, 2024 Generational sin is only repeated when we chose to follow the footsteps of unfaithfulness, not the footsteps left by those who have been, or are being faithful.  It comes down to a choice.

John Vermilya // May 5, 2024 Man looks at the outward appearance, but according to the Bible God looks at the heart. God’s desire is that our hearts would be fully devoted to Him in love, which is also the first commandment. But sin makes our hearts so very complicated.

Tim Burgess // April 28, 2024 Our earthy vision of jealousy almost always involves sin and thus the main teaching point. How can God be jealous? What is Holy Jealousy? What does it mean for us? Let’s dive in.

John Vermilya // April 21, 2024 The nature of sin drives us to hide ourselves in shame from God and one another. But the antidote for sin and shame is relationship with God and community with one another. Jesus came promising life and truth that will set us free.

John Vermilya // April 14, 2024 People often treat God and His Word as a nice addition to life and not the centerpiece of existence. But God is not a side-dish off the menu, and He demands and deserves our whole life in worship.

Adam Ray // April 7, 2024 The ascension of Christ made it very clear that the earthly ministry of Christ was not completed‚ until He was seated at the right hand of the throne of the Father. His presence with the Father does not mean he is no longer with us. The promise of the…

John Williams // March 29, 2024 Good Friday Message

John Vermilya // March 31, 2024 The Resurrection of Jesus is the most important event in human history. It vindicated His claims to be God, it sealed his victory over sin and death, and declared him King of kings.

Tim Burgess // March 24, 2024 Jesus does the unusual again. His triumphant entry is one of peace riding a donkey, not war astride a mighty steed.