When we trusted in Jesus, we died to the ability of the law to condemn us. Since no one stands over us to make sure we obey, are we free to do whatever we want? As Christians, we are on the "honor system" and we don't want to abuse our liberty. Since Christ set us free from struggling to keep a bunch of rules, we want to please Him.

This coming week, we get back to our series reading through Paul's letter to the Romans. We will begin our study exploring what it means to be united to Christ.

Tracy Halstead preached on "Prayer" from the book of Luke.

The direction of your face is where you are going and the path you are taking. So what's the direction of your face? In Psalm 1:2-3 we learn that what delights my heart directs my life.

This coming week, we will look at another reason why he came: to open the eyes of the blind and blind those who think their eyes are opened.

This coming week, we look at another reason why Christ came: to serve. As we look at the text, we will see the challenge we face, the call of Christ, and the power to serve one another.

This coming week, we look at another reason why Christ came: to serve. As we look at the text, we will see the challenge we face, the call of Christ, and the power to serve one another.

This week, we start a new series through Advent called "From Heaven He Came." We will explore Jesus's words to the world on why He came. We start this week with a saying from Matthew 5:17-20. 

What are you thankful for, or for what are you praising God? In our Psalm this week, we get to see the love of God highlighted over and over again, along with the many different ways God has shown His love in the past and how He will continue to show His love in the future. As we get ready for time with family and friends, let us remember to thank God for His great love for us and to have a grateful heart all year round for the great God we serve.

Psalm 100 tells us how we should feel as we enter worship on Sundays and how we get to the point where we feel the way we should. We will present an analogy that might help us.

This week, we embarked on a series of Psalms through the month of November. Each psalm will reorient us to who God is and who we are.

This week, we continued looking at what Christ has done for by looking at how he reversed the curse of Adam's sin.

This Sunday, we looked at how our standing with God has changed because of Christ's work on the cross.

This week, we saw through the life of Abraham that God has always intended to make people right through faith! In looking at this passage, we also learned how being made right through faith transforms our response to God and others.

This Sunday, we looked at one of the most consequential passages in all of scripture. In this passage, we see how God has made a way for us to be with Him in Christ.