This is a phrase that you will often hear our pastors say: "Come Hungry, Leave Full." They want you to come to all of our gatherings hungry for God's Word. And they want you to look forward to the teaching as a "Gospel banquet" knowing that you will walk away filled up with Good News for your weary soul....
"What is our only hope in life and death? That we are not our own but belong, body and soul, both in life and death, to God and to our Savior Jesus Christ." Thus begins the New City Catechism, a joint adult and children's catechism consisting of 52 questions and answers adapted by Timothy Keller and Sam Shammas....
Do you or your friends have questions about the Christian faith? Have you ever wondered if you are "good enough" to get to Heaven? Or are you convinced that God could never forgive you for all of the bad things you've done? Are you interested in what the Bible has to say about all of those things?...
At our church, we like to say we are "Gospel People." This means we believe the good news about Jesus in light of the bad news about us. The bad news is that we have all blown it and none of us is perfect. But the good news is that Jesus lived a perfect life, died a sinless death, and rose from the grave as a free gift....
At our church, we like to say we are "Grateful People." This means we thank God in private and we thank God in public. We thank God when we have little and we thank God when we have a lot because He provides it all. Our biggest need has been met in Jesus, so we turn to Him and say "thank you."...
Something special happened this year that has only happened 5 times in the last 106 years and it will not happen again for another 141 years! The special event I am referring to connects this year's Good Friday (March 25) and Easter Sunday (March 27) all the way back to the teaching of the Early Church....
At our church, we like to say we are "Gospel People." This means we believe the good news about Jesus in light of the bad news about us. The bad news is that we have all blown it and none of us is perfect. But the good news is that Jesus lived a perfect life, died a sinless death, and rose from the grave as a free gift....
Keep Reading At our church, we like to say we are "Grateful People." This means we thank God in private and we thank God in public. We thank God when we have little and we thank God when we have a lot because He provides it all. Our biggest need has been met in Jesus, so we turn to Him and say "thank you."...
Keep Reading Something special happened this year that has only happened 5 times in the last 106 years and it will not happen again for another 141 years! The special event I am referring to connects this year's Good Friday (March 25) and Easter Sunday (March 27) all the way back to the teaching of the Early Church....
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