A message from the series "Cruciform." Summary: Many voices call to us expecting a response. Among them, two competing freedoms: the freedom of the flesh and the freedom of the Spirit. How does distinguishing between them help us to follow Christ?
A message from the series "Cruciform." The cruciform life, shaped by Christ’s death and resurrection, means Christians are free to die to sin and free to live for God.
A message from the series "Cruciform." Summary: There’s an opportunity for growth in the periods of transition in our life. Jesus shows disciples here: I know where you are; I know where you are going; and, I want to be with you.
A message from the series "Cruciform." Summary: There’s a lot of people “seeing” in John 20. What are you looking for? Is that the right question?
A message from the series "Cruciform." Summary: In the incarnation - and seen most poignantly at the cross, God became weak. How do Jesus’ disciples walk in weakness? For what reason?
A message from the series "Cruciform." Summary: What is it about humility that disarms power? As we peek into the weighty, gruesome scene of Jesus’ crucifixion, we’ll marvel at the God-man who cloaked everything he did in humility.
A message from the series "Cruciform." Summary: What is the relationship between having power and being Jesus’ disciple?
A message from the series "Cruciform." Summary: Jesus IS a King, but not as people expect. His Kingdom is not of this world. As His people, we too can live as those “from another world,” even as we are in this world for its good.
Summary: What does it mean to rejoice? What is your capacity to rejoice? What’s the connection between rejoicing and worship? Through the end of Psalm 96, we respond to God inviting us to rejoice.
Summary: As we treasure God’s Word, it both restrains and releases us. As we gather corporately, we give the Word primacy and our heart’s responsiveness.