There is Power in Remembering (1 Corinthians ...

We all have influence and power, but how do we use it wisely—and how should we respond when others have power over us? Ecclesiastes 10 teaches us to see power, words, and leadership clearly, ultimately pointing us to Jesus—the perfect King who used His power not to be served, but ...  Show more

Life is broken, unpredictable, and ultimately ends in death—but Ecclesiastes teaches us how to live wisely without pretending we can control or understand everything. Discover how to trust God in the mystery, enjoy His good gifts, work wholeheartedly, and live with hope because J ...  Show more

1 Corinthians 11:1. When reading this verse, it may seem like Paul was on some kind of ego trip. But in reality, he was demonstrating something we call discipleship. 

This begins a series of studies of the book of Timothy. The apostle Paul is writing to his dear friend who is as a son to him. Our goal in these next few lessons will be to read this letter with Timothy and see what the Holy Spirit through Paul might have been saying to him. Ther ...  Show more

The road to recovery often has a few setbacks—times when you relapse into old patterns of living. Join Pastor Rick as he shares why you need to make Jesus your GPS for life. As you make him your unchanging point of focus, he’ll keep you on track. 

Friends, this week, our second reading is from Paul’s Second Letter to Timothy. From prison, Paul writes to Timothy—the master to the disciple, the mentor to the mentee, the old soldier to the young soldier—and tells him to have courage, but to attach his courage to the weapon ...