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The Bible shares a story of God's desire to dwell with His people. Life In The Spirit, considers how the Holy Spirit is God's promised presence.

The Bible shares a story of God's desire to dwell with His people. Life In The Spirit, considers how the Holy Spirit is God's promised presence.

The Bible shares a story of God's desire to dwell with His people. Life In The Spirit, considers how the Holy Spirit is God's promised presence.

The Bible shares a story of God's desire to dwell with His people. Life In The Spirit, considers how the Holy Spirit is God's promised presence.

The Bible shares a story of God's desire to dwell with His people. Life In The Spirit, considers how the Holy Spirit is God's promised presence.

The Bible shares a story of God's desire to dwell with His people. Life In The Spirit, considers how the Holy Spirit is God's promised presence.

The Bible shares a story of God's desire to dwell with His people. Life In The Spirit, considers how the Holy Spirit is God's promised presence.

As we conclude our series, we reflect on Paul's words in Romans 12:9-21. What characterizes a renewed life? Throughout this passage, Paul challenges us to adopt a distinct way of living. As followers of Christ, we serve King Jesus, whose ways contrast sharply with those of worldly kingdoms. Paul presents a vision of renewed individuals and invites us to view our world through the perspective of God’s kingdom.

In Romans 12, Paul says that Christians are not to conform to the world around us but to be transformed by the renewing of our minds.

In Romans 8:31-39, the Apostle Paul brings us to the summit of his message. After declaring that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ and that God's Spirit now dwells within His people, Paul asks a powerful question: Who can separate us from the love of God?

After describing humanity's struggle with sin and the limitations of the Law, Paul opens Romans 8 with one of the most hope-filled passages in Scripture: "There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus."

Through the rich image of baptism, Paul shows us that the moment we are united with Christ, we entered His death and resurrection.

Through the rich image of baptism, Paul shows us that the moment we are united with Christ, we entered His death and resurrection.

Have you ever wondered what it truly means to move from death to life in the gospel of Jesus? In this opening message of our new series, Discovering Life, we begin an exciting journey through Paul's letter to the Romans

In our latest lesson from the Wisdom series, we explored how Jesus is not simply a teacher of wisdom, but the very revelation of God’s wisdom.

In today’s lesson, we explore what it means to live in godly wisdom, as considered in James' letter. James shows us that wisdom is something we practice. Even in the middle of trials, God is forming perseverance and maturity within us, forming how we speak and act. In his letter, James considers two types of wisdom: earthly wisdom and wisdom from above. In doing so, he leads us to a question: “What wisdom are we following?”

In Acts 2, when the crowd hears the truth about Jesus, they are moved to ask a simple question: “What shall we do?”

In Romans 3, Paul explains that God revealed His righteousness apart from the Law of Moses. Humanity could not restore its relationship with God through law keeping, but through Jesus the Messiah, God made a way.

In Lesson 2 of the Pillars series, we explore the promise that begins in Genesis 3:15. In the middle of humanity’s fall, God speaks words that set the entire biblical story in motion.

Join us as we begin a new series exploring God's incredible gift of grace. In a world marked by brokenness, we discover that true hope comes not from ourselves but from God's generous gift. From the very beginning of Scripture, God's grace is woven throughout the story.