Steven Leopold | February 23rd, 2025
Steven Leopold | July 3rd, 2022
Repentance, Conversion, the Law of God, and covenant is foundational to the individual Christian's life and is a grace from God to be able to walk it out in community.
Josiah Maddux | May 29th, 2022
Accountability is often more difficult than it needs to be. One of the biggest reasons for that is because a lot of us haven't learned how to handle confrontation and correction without taking it personally.
John Gray | May 15th, 2022
Like Mary, we devote ourselves to habits of study of the Scriptures, which is part of "devoting ourselves to the apostles' teaching," following the pattern of the disciples in the book of Acts, and building the kingdom in the same way they did, with the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.
Josiah Maddux | March 6th, 2022
Josiah Maddux | December 19th, 2021
Josiah Maddux | August 8th, 2021
Greg Weis | March 21st, 2021
John Gray | February 21st, 2021
Josiah Maddux | February 21st, 2021
Daniel Williams | February 14th, 2021
Josiah Maddux | January 24th, 2021
Daniel & Christiana Williams | January 17th, 2021
Daniel Williams | January 3rd, 2021
Greg Weis | December 27th, 2020
John Gray | December 20th, 2020
Greg Weis | January 12th, 2020
Steven Leopold | January 5th, 2020
John Gray | October 6th, 2019
In this sermon, we're going to take a closer look at that most beautiful and precious character trait of our beloved God: mercy. And with it, the meekness of Christ.
Steven Shepard | September 29th, 2019
Guest speaker Steven Shepard gives a presentation about the missions work that Church Planting International is doing.
Steven Shepard | September 29th, 2019
Guest speaker Steven Shepard gives overview of the five solas of the reformation.
John Weis | July 21st, 2019
Because of the grace of God, the Corithian saints joyfully give to support the saints in Jerusalem, all by the transformation brought about by the gospel. Therefore, as those who have received freely from the Lord, let us lay hold of His promises, and cheerfully aid our brothers in Christ.
Greg Weis | July 7th, 2019
An overview of the book "Follow Me" by David Platt. Presented by Greg Weis.
John Weis | June 30th, 2019
Those who are called to freedom through Jesus Christ must not please themselves, nor walk in the flesh, but walk according to the Holy Spirit of God. Therefore, as those called to walk by the Spirit, let us crucify the flesh and fulfill the law of loving our neighbors as ourselves.
John Weis | June 23rd, 2019
Because of God's grace, all those who trust in Christ can rejoice even in the midst of great suffering, because the Holy Spirit has poured out His love in their hearts. Therefore, as those who have been justified by faith, let us praise God in all circumstances, for He will sustain by His Spirit even until the day of Christ Jesus.
John Gray | May 26th, 2019
In this passage, which you may find offensive, we find out how the disciples discovered a new identity--on the other side of the cross.
John Gray | March 24th, 2019
While all of the Hebrew Scriptures are about Jesus, this psalm is one of the most clear and complete passages that explains the roles of Jesus as King, Priest, and Son of Man.
John Gray | December 30th, 2018
This psalm invites us to consider God; though we don't have long to live, He never changes; it calls us to pray like Moses prayed, and to be satisfied by the love and favor of the Lord when we seek Him in prayer. Think about that.
John Gray | December 23rd, 2018
Our invisible God has come in the flesh in the Man Christ Jesus. The Spirit of Jesus is with us today. Because of His Presence among us, we may have special fellowship with God and with fellow Christians. Here are two common barriers that limit our fellowship with our God and with one another.
John Weis | November 25th, 2018
The Lord has fulfilled His promise to David by raising up His Son, Jesus Christ, to the throne over all things - powers, rulers, authorities, and nations. Seeing the glory of the Anointed King in His Reign, let us shout for joy as we obey His rule, that one day we would reign with Him.
John Gray | November 25th, 2018
This Psalm is a how-to manual for meeting God in your quiet time, when you think of Him through the day when you're at work. It reminds us how to go through the gospel every day, because it is when we put everything on hold and turn our attention to the Son who was crucified on our behalf that we see and know God. Loud praise and thank you's for His steadfast love is the fitting response.
Tom Kelby | November 11th, 2018
Tom Kelby gives a special message at the ordination of John Gray and Anvesh Perumalla
Tom Kelby | November 11th, 2018
We as the Church need to be united in a practical and not merely theoretical way. We need to love one another by living life together and admonishing one another in the Lord.
John Weis | October 7th, 2018
Though Israel rejected the Messiah, God vindicated His Son and set Him as King over all things, for the blessing of all those in His Church.
John Weis | September 30th, 2018
Knowing how Jesus Christ defeated His opponents, by making God's word His joy, let us give ourselves to discovering that same well of joy to overcome the sin which so easily entangles.
John Weis | September 23rd, 2018
God has graciously put forth His glory in both His creation and in His word so that His people would know Him and faithfully keep His covenant. Knowing the fulfilment of God's word brought about by Jesus, Christians should wholeheartedly cling to the Gospel promise, treasuring them above every other earthly thing.
John Weis | September 16th, 2018
Through the preaching of the word of the cross, the glad news that Christ was crucified in the place of sinners, God powerfully saves sinners. Because God has chosen His people, though they were despised by the world, they ought to gloriously boast in Jesus Christ, for through Him they have redemption.
John Weis | September 9th, 2018
Because of God's steadfast love, David faithfully asks for direction and deliverance in the midst of his distress and trouble. Because Christ trusted God in the midst of violent opposition, we too may call upon Him, no matter the circumstance, for He is the God who redeems His people.
John Weis | September 2nd, 2018
Being in the dwelling place of the Lord is a delight to the soul and refreshing to the heart, for in it, we meet with God Himself. Seeing the benefits, those who are in Christ must not neglect the great privilege of meeting through His people, His Church in which He dwells.
John Gray | August 26th, 2018
God made you to enjoy Him, to have your greatest satisfaction in Him, and to treasure Him above all others. Neglecting to enjoy God supremely is idolatry and warrants His judgment.
John Weis | August 26th, 2018
Though the glory which filled Solomon's temple was great, the glory which fills the Church is far greater, for Christ has risen and ascended to the throne over all the earth. As those who have inherited the promises, we ought to highly esteem that which we celebrate each Lord's Day in corporate worship, remembering that which God has done to save His people.
John Weis | August 19th, 2018
Because Christ's sacrifice atoned for our sins, we can forever forsake those idolatries and lusts in which we formerly walked, but instead be filled with the Spirit to walk in newness of life. Christ's love for us has transformed us, therefore, let us walk in the freedom which He has purchased with His blood.
John Gray | August 19th, 2018
In Joseph's life, we see many shadows of Jesus, who is likewise the favored son of His Father, is clothed in a king's robe, rules over all the nations in order to care for them and provide them with bread; even though He was betrayed by His brothers, it was all part of His masterful plan to bring all things together under His rule.
John Weis | August 12th, 2018
Because of God's great mercy, all those in Christ must put off the old self, stained by sin, and put on the new self, walking in holiness with God and neighbor.
John Gray | August 12th, 2018
This first psalm shows the unshakable joy of the person whose daily habit is to drink deeply from the water of the Scriptures, wherein one may meet God and hear His voice.
John Weis | August 5th, 2018
After the Feeding of the Five-Thousand, Jesus teaches the crowd that He, rather than the loaves and fishes, is He the Only One who truly satisfies the unsatiable soul. Unless we behold Jesus Christ through the eyes of faith in His promise, we ourselves will never come to Him to trust and know Him as the supreme satisfaction of our lives.
John Gray | August 5th, 2018
Just as the accursed serpent in the wilderness was lifted up by Moses so that anyone who looked at it would live, so Jesus became sin and was cursed for us so that we might be saved from the bite of sin and might become the righteousness of God.
John Gray | July 29th, 2018
Repeatedly refusing the grace of God to escape temptation will blind you and you won't see Jesus as He is, even when He's right in front of you.
John Gray | July 22nd, 2018
As Christians, we are called to be content with what God gives to us, to be free from the love of wealth, and to be thankful for what we have. We are enabled to do this by delighting in God above all else and by trusting Him to provide all that we need.
John Gray | July 15th, 2018
We see the glory of the grace of God in the foreshadowing of Jesus' sacrifice of Himself for sinners. Like the ram substituted for Abraham's only son, the only Son of God substituted for the lambs of God's flock, so that we can become sons of God.
Steven Leopold | July 15th, 2018
The closer look at how God's grace is attained through the church.
John Weis | July 8th, 2018
God has graciously decreed that His glory and power be seen in the midst of His people, the city of God called Zion, throughout all generations.
John Gray | July 8th, 2018
As we submit to the biblical command to not be "puffed up," we must not allow ourselves to think to humility is some type of self-hatred. Biblical humility will protect us from both self-love and self-hatred. Biblical humility is to be self-forgetful.
John Weis | May 27th, 2018
Through the cross of Christ, believers are delivered from bondage to sin in order to walk according to the leading of the Spirit as the true sons of God.
John Gray | May 27th, 2018
As we examine Luke 15:11-32 we see the prodigious love that the Father has for all His children. This passage tells us how we must respond to that love and grace, and also gives us an example of how not to respond to His love and grace.
John Gray | April 29th, 2018
We come to know the Father through seeing Christ, who is the perfect representation of His nature, and by watching the Father interact with the Son.
Tom Kelby | April 15th, 2018
Guest speaker Tom Kelby gives an explanation of the Islamic faith and worldview in comparison to the Christian faith and worldview.
John Gray | March 11th, 2018
We take a look at what it means to meditate on Scripture day and night, and at the great importance of doing so. God wants us to come back to His Word again and again so that we can digest the rich nutrition and nourishment it provides.
Greg Weis | February 18th, 2018
Greg reminds us of what God has called us to as a church and how we need to pursue that.
John Gray | February 11th, 2018
In the midst of our busyness serving God, we need to remember that He wants us to spend time in His presence and at His feet.
Jason Hale | February 4th, 2018
We consider some of the practical outworkings of headship in marriage.
John Gray | January 28th, 2018
We examine the Biblical meaning of the husband's headship, as a reflection of Christ's headship over the church. Husbands are called to the same manner of servant leadership and sacrificial love that Christ has shown to us.
John Gray | January 21st, 2018
Zechariah's vision of the high priest Joshua exemplifies how Christ, who is our advocate before God, removes our filthy garments and clothes us in His righteousness.
John Weis | January 14th, 2018
As God provides the growth, His people are built upon the foundation of Jesus Christ into a temple in which His Spirit is pleased to dwell.
Greg Weis | December 31st, 2017
A Biblical introduction to goal setting with suggested areas of life for goal setting and practical guidelines for achieving those goals.
John Weis | November 26th, 2017
Paul's introduction to the Ephesians discloses the love of the Father in the work of redemption purchased by the Son unto the granting of the Spirit for the benefit of the Church. Christ's reign is seen then as the source and head of all graces for the Church; a reign that is infallible, unwavering, and perfect.
Steven Leopold | November 26th, 2017
Experiencing freedom from bitterness and extending forgiveness in Christ
John Weis | November 19th, 2017
Before Israel enters the Promised Land, God reminds them of His grace in the Exodus from Egypt and the journey into the land. Because of His great love for His people, His bride, He lavishes gifts upon them. Though they receive everything they need, they forget His mercy. They presume their prosperity is due to their power instead of Gods' gift.
Andy Gerhart | October 17th, 2017
One of the powerful metaphors which the Apostle Paul uses for the Church is the one of a Bride for the Groom Jesus. As a 'metaphor' it describes our relationship with Jesus with His extravagant love and particular care. As a 'powerful metaphor' it assures us of our relationship with the Lord and His desire for us which allows us to move forward in becoming more holy and blameless. Based upon Ephesians 5:22-33 and Genesis 2:18-25, we will inspect and reflect upon God's love for us in His Son Jesus.
John Weis | September 17th, 2017
Paul's command to the Corinthians to walk in unity is established by the facts of the Gospel; if none chose Christ from their own wisdom, none should boast of their brother.
John Weis | September 10th, 2017
Paul warns the Roman church of slumbering even while claiming to be alive. His words being written to Christians shows us the danger of self-deception.
John Weis | September 3rd, 2017
Paul's defense of the authenticity of his apostolic ministry, confirmed by sufferings not the praise of men, reveals his true treasure; the grace of Christ, not his own self.
John Weis | August 27th, 2017
Directing their hearts and minds upon the sure and steady excellencies of Christ, Paul's testimony of God's grace in the midst of lack and plenty demonstrates a heart and mind set upon the bountiful richness of Christ Jesus.
John Weis | August 20th, 2017
Paul's exhortation of the Philippian church reminds us of the source of our obedience - Christ Himself.
John Weis | July 2nd, 2017
Paul's appeal to the Roman Christians seeks to encourage the fruits of the grace of God in the life of the Church. Through the imitation of Christ, the community shines forth with His same light and love.
John Weis | June 25th, 2017
Following Christ's and His apostles' teaching, the Church is to walk in purity and love, guarding her members from attacks from her adversaries. In this way, Christ fights for her.
Greg Weis | June 18th, 2017
Biblical teachings on prayer and how to pursue the Kingdom work of prayer
John Weis | June 11th, 2017
The Triune God created the world originally good, perfectly knowing of the entrance of evil, but permitted it to show forth the greater goodness of the new creation in Christ.
Jason Hale | March 12th, 2017
An introduction to the place of charity and generosity in Lent and the Christian life
Jason Hale | March 5th, 2017
The value of using the historical Church calendar and two specific emphases for the season of Lent.
John Weis | February 19th, 2017
God has given three inter-related tools as the means by which disciples of His Kingdom are to be formed: the person and work of the Holy Spirit, the catholic community of His Body, the Church, and the infallible rule of faith in all matters of life, the Scriptures. (Guest talk at the ARC Ohio Conference in October 2016)
Greg Weis | January 1st, 2017
The Feast of the Innocents reminds us of the reality and depth of evil during the time of Moses, the time of Christ, and today. Into this darkness, God sends Christ, the true light.
John Weis | November 20th, 2016
Though Israel and Judah had generations of wayward kings and leaders, God will establish a new type of shepherd over them. These shepherds will preside over a time of peace and blessing for God's people.
John Weis | November 13th, 2016
The Spirit's teaching leads us to consider our actions in the light of our mortality and the eternal consequences of our actions. Through Christ, time now becomes our ally in the cause of the Gospel, as we sow seeds of faithfulness for the future.
John Weis | November 6th, 2016
God's design in the creation of man and woman.
John Weis | October 30th, 2016
From the beginning, God's people have been identified by the things of the flock.
John Weis | October 23rd, 2016
Just as Aaron interceded for Miriam, Christ ever lives to make intercession for us.
Tom Kelby | October 21st, 2016
Tom Kelby's guest presentation at Friday Night Fellowship.
John Weis | October 16th, 2016
Christ can save to the utmost, even from the party of the Pharisees, of which you have often been a part.
John Weis | October 9th, 2016
Paul concludes that the hope for the transformation of the world is the same hope as the one announced in the Gospel in which we were saved.
Jason Hale | October 2nd, 2016
Stewardship and responsibility in the Kingdom of God
John Weis | September 18th, 2016
Cultivate a mindset in which you see everything at your disposal - your time, intellect, talents, resources, money - as tools for loving God and loving neighbor, extending the Kingdom of God.
Greg Weis | September 18th, 2016
GCF Foundational & Equipping Biblical Studies & Theology Classes - "Cultivating as a Community a Kingdom Culture of Continual Catechism"
John Weis | August 21st, 2016
No amount of washing with water, either young or old, would accomplish anything unless that water pointed to blood - the blood of Christ. The water applied to the body is a reminder of the blood of Christ sprinkled on our hearts.
John Weis | June 19th, 2016
Christians must be engaged in the world, cultivating, glorifying, shaping and forming it for God's glory. We should renew our minds from false views of spirituality unto the redeeming of Godly ambition to take dominion and extend His kingdom everywhere.
Greg Weis | May 29th, 2016
Koinonia and Koinonos (participation, fellowship, partnership) in Scripture and its importance for GCF over the coming year.
John Weis | May 29th, 2016
Christ's teaching and practice of prayer and practical steps for us to cultivate a lifestyle of prayer.
John Weis | May 22nd, 2016
The Father, the Son, and the Spirit dwell eternally in a community of harmony and love. Though we were at enmity with God, the Father sent His Son to wash us and bring us into the same love which God has in Himself.
Greg Weis | March 6th, 2016
Avoiding the "shoot out" process of talking issues through and being quick to forgive will stunt spiritual growth.
Greg Weis | December 6th, 2015
Proper preparation for Christ's advents (first and second) involves the rending of our hearts in true repentance.
John Weis | November 22nd, 2015
Our desire is a sincere and robust faith, in which we press out the full Crown Rights of the King into every dimension and aspect of life and culture (cf. 1 Timothy 1:5).
Greg Weis | November 15th, 2015
The Biblical basis for catechism and its role in discipleship.
John Weis | November 8th, 2015
God has ordained that parents have a primary role in teaching their children about God's Covenant Faithfulness.
John Weis | November 1st, 2015
The Christian life is a life lived in faith in Christ, such that any good thing which you do, or which you experience, originates in God's sovereign and good grace.
John Weis | October 25th, 2015
Psalm 45 is a prophetic poem concerning the glory of Jesus Christ as He defeats His enemies and is united to His Bride, the Church.
John Weis | October 18th, 2015
We are tempted by two similar errors - substituting our own law (legalism) or dismissing God's law as unnecessary (antinomianism). The two errors have the same common root - failing to trust that the obedience of faith is God's path for life.
John Weis | October 11th, 2015
Being made in His image, we see that we have both the capacity and need for communion and relationship, not just with other humans, but with God Himself.
John Weis | October 4th, 2015
The calling of the Christian is to press out the crown rights of King Jesus in every realm and aspect of life.
John Weis | September 27th, 2015
Because Christ has suffered to form a people, we too, in sharing the love of God must suffer as well. This is our true worship, not simply singing songs and doing religious services, but sacrificial love extended to others.
John Weis | September 20th, 2015
Psalm 22 is a prophetic oracle concerning the depth of the suffering, in both body and soul, which Christ experiences in His crucifixion.
John Weis | September 13th, 2015
A Biblical consideration of credobaptism (believers' baptism) and paedobaptism (infant baptism).
John Weis | September 6th, 2015
Every aspect of our lives must be in obedience to God's expressed will as found in the Scriptures. Our understanding of His rightful claims will be clearly manifest in how we handle our finances.
John Weis | August 30th, 2015
Although there is a deep darkness on our land, and many see no need for Christ, we are nevertheless called to faithful and bold battle, standing firm in the promise that Christ will lead us on.
John Weis | August 23rd, 2015
This account shows us the righteousness of God's standard and the utter impossibility of sinful men to represent the faithfulness of God. We need One who will come and represent God well.
John Weis | August 9th, 2015
Holy men and prophets of old were terrified to look upon God, sinless angels cannot behold Him, lest they be consumed, and yet, the Word has eternal communion with the Father face-to-face.
John Weis | August 2nd, 2015
David's scandalous, extravagant grace shown to Mephibosheth is only the tip of the iceberg of the depths of the love of Christ.
John Weis | July 26th, 2015
True covenant worship, composed of the Word and table, is seen in Exodus 24.
John Weis | July 19th, 2015
Acceptable worship is worship that accords with truth; acknowledging God as He is - holy. It means drawning near to Him with fear and trembling.
John Weis | July 12th, 2015
If God's salvation of Israel was total, completely destroying Egypt, how much more should we put our hope in Christ's perfect work setting us free from slavery to sin.
John Weis | July 5th, 2015
A response to the legalization of so-called same-sex marriage: the Biblical perspective, societal effects and a call to hope and a loving witness.
John Weis | June 28th, 2015
Through this account, we see the power of Christ in bringing healing and deliverance, in toppling the kingdom of darkness, and in confronting the societal dysfunction which desires the status quo rather than the Gospel. We are called to seek life in Christ and warned against the dangers of bidding Christ to depart from our region.
John Weis | June 21st, 2015
Christ expects the disciples to have placed their trust in the Father's call and watching, instead of the natural threat of the storms. Ultimately, Christ is calling them to put into practice His command to fear God and nothing else.
John Weis | June 14th, 2015
Our final judgment will serve as a public confirmation of our trust in and union with Christ, on the basis of His payment of our debts. The righteousness which will be demonstrated at that judgment is not of our own making, but entirely His.
John Weis | June 7th, 2015
The Christian is to never stop growing. We must become like our Master in every respect.
Greg Weis | April 19th, 2015
A review of Chapters 1 & 2 in the Grace Upon Grace series. A full definition of grace and four incorrect approaches to grace.
Greg Weis | April 5th, 2015
An overview of eight things that are exchanged through Christ's death and resurrection, including sin, alienation and death.
Greg Weis | February 8th, 2015
The "boomerang effect," that is, that our actions bear fruit according to its kind, is a Kingdom principle. This principle encourages us to work on our own spiritual growth rather than condemning others.
Greg Weis | February 1st, 2015
Vision casting for training a second tier of "fishers of men" during the summer of 2015.
Ray Nethery | January 25th, 2015
Guest message from Ray Nethery, President Emeritus of the Alliance for Renewal Churches. The body of Christ is one holy, universal and apostolic church.
John Weis | January 18th, 2015
Paying the tithe is paying tribute to King Jesus. But this is not forced tribute, demanded by a tyrant conquerer. This is tribute given to the King whom you love.
John Weis | November 23rd, 2014
There is no situation which merits hopelessness. To live without hope is to live an active denial of eternity with God.
John Weis | November 9th, 2014
Through our union with Christ, mediated by the Holy Spirit, we are invited to live with the Lord always before us.
John Weis | November 2nd, 2014
Worship, and therefore all of life, is not neutral. Man becomes like what he beholds in worship.
John Weis | October 26th, 2014
Like Naaman, we are like dead men, in need of cleansing and restoration. In Naaman's washing and later in John the Baptist's ministry we see our need of washing and the preeminent worth and beauty of the Lamb of God.
John Weis | October 19th, 2014
Though we could never be justified to God by doing His law, His moral law still informs how we should live.
John Weis | October 12th, 2014
The Kingdom of God Series, Chapter 3B Reviewed. God's Kingdom plan in Creation is and must be His ongoing, current and eternal plan. His attributes, purpose, law and ways never change. He, His plans and His administration are progressively revealed.
John Weis | October 5th, 2014
God's deliverance is accomplished without precondition. God's saving grace comes before the giving of the law. And this amazing deliverance cannot be believed by man's ears or eyes alone.
John Weis | September 28th, 2014
Every aspect of Moses' ministry, to one degree, prefigures Christ. Knowing this, we ought to read Moses looking for Christ, making connections where appropriate.
John Weis | September 21st, 2014
God has not abandoned the earth up to futility, for the glory of the Lord will fill the whole earth.
John Weis | September 14th, 2014
The exhortations of Colossians 3 are instructions for Gospel-informed living. Without Christ, we have no foundation or motivation for righteous living.
Greg Weis | June 8th, 2014
An overview of the theme (Matthew 6:10, James 5:16) and topics on prayer that will be covered over the course of this series.
Greg Weis | March 9th, 2014
A review of the past few messages on fasting and Lent, as well as an explanation of how to use GCF Fasting Folders during this season.
Greg Weis | March 2nd, 2014
Ash Wednesday 2014 - An exhortation to seek His face, heart and hand that we might be strengthened in our Godly identity and prepared for the work ahead.
Greg Weis | March 2nd, 2014
Practical things, including types of fasts, to consider before entering this season of GCF corporate fasting.
Greg Weis | February 23rd, 2014
Four key passages of Scripture on fasting (the Sermon on the Mount, Psalm 35:13, Isaiah 58 and the Book of Joel) teach us the proper motives for fasting and the promised rewards.
John Weis | February 16th, 2014
The freedom from your past debts is the justice which rolls down like water. You don't forgive to be forgiven, you forgive because you have been forgiven.
John Weis | February 9th, 2014
God, who created men in His image and has redeemed men after the pattern of His Son, desires them to have full maturity after their elder Brother.
John Weis | February 2nd, 2014
What you work for, you keep, but even the ground you cover today becomes your children's possession.
John Weis | February 2nd, 2014
Simeon recognizes the Christ child as being that very salvation from the hand of God which would be the restoration of the glory of Israel. Just as God demonstrated His power over Egypt, the salvation brought about through Christ has world-wide impact.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
We were created in Christ Jesus for the purpose of doing good works now, in this life, as a prophetic witness. We are to live as if the age to come is already at hand.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
Thankfulness should not be confined to just our devotional and ministry activities, but in everything we do, we are to give thanks to God.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
The deep assurance which comes from the witness of the Holy Spirit gives us confidence to withstand the attacks of the evil one.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
Jesus Christ is the means and ends of our community because He is the source and purpose of unity among the brethren.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
We cannot defeat our anxieties by trying to be or do better. Instead it is the renewal of our minds by Jesus' teaching that sets us free to trust Him.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
We are not defined by our jobs, possessions or family. We are defined only by our devotion to Jesus.
Ray Nethery | January 19th, 2014
There is one true center for all human beings that gives them purpose and meaning: God, man's Creator. Man is God's image-bearer.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
Christ invites us to come and be satisfied in Him. No one else has ever offered up a satisfying, fulfilling promise such as this and had the power to fulfill it.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
We have a tendency to forget, whether it be our successes, our failures or the Gospel itself. We must be reminded again of our great Hope.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
God has already reconciled us to Himself through Christ. To embrace and rest in the work of Christ done on our behalf is to glorify God.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
In Paul's letter to the Philippians, he encourages them to be a living testimony and a prophetic witness of God's deliverance.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
How are to we know that we are in a healthy way of life? Believers grow in maturity, following Christ by taking part in His Church.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
Christ's invitation to rest is the invitation to a renewal of our mind to see how God sees.
John Weis | January 19th, 2014
The parable of the good Samaritan isn't just about how to be a better person - it tells us about what Christ has done for us.
