“Even those I will bring to My holy mountain, and makethem joyful in My house of prayer. Their burnt offerings andtheir sacrifices will be acceptable on My altar; For My housewill be called a house of...  Read More

Today we remember how Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem was celebrated as triumphant and hope filled. Yet, His heart is revealed not just in what He does, but in how He does it: He enters the city on a d...  Read More

When was the last time you had a “crisis of belief” moment?You know the kind—when you start to question whether you truly heard God. When you sense He’s calling you to do something, but the uncertaint...  Read More

There is a growing sense of momentum building in our church each week. We see it in our attendance and participation, and in the growing anticipation of what God will do. As we continue exploring Thre...  Read More

As we continue exploring the thread of redemption throughout scripture this year, we now turn to the book of Ezra. This book shows that true restoration and redemption for God’s people involves fastin...  Read More

There is an iconic verse found in 2 Chronicles 7:14: “If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven ...  Read More

God delights in doing the impossible, but we must first step out in faith....  Read More

Life is full of giants—those overwhelming obstacles that loom over us, trying to shake our faith and steal our peace. Some giants strike when we are weary, others rise up during difficult circumstance...  Read More

As we reflect on the remarkable faith of Ruth, we are also introduced to Boaz—the kinsman redeemer whose compassionate act transformed Ruth’s life. His kindness pointed Ruth to hope and belonging, a p...  Read More

The book of Judges begins with the nation of Israel trapped in a 350-year cycle of sin. A recurring and chilling statement echoes throughout the book: "And they did evil in the sight of the Lord."...  Read More

The book of Joshua is the first of what are known as the historical books in the Bible. After wrapping up the Pentateuch (the first five books: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy), w...  Read More

As we opened the book of Deuteronomy in our Threads of Redemption series, we encountered a series of farewell messages from Israel’s 120-year-old leader, Moses. The Israelite nation stood on the brink...  Read More