Jesus won the victory and yet we are the ones who get to wear that crown now and for all eternity.

We are all spiritually thirsty but most of us are always looking in the wrong place and it never satisfies. Where are you looking for that life giving water?

Our easy access to a relationship with God and eternal life exists only because Jesus bulldozed through the wall of sin that had always prevented this with His own body.

How different would your life be if every morning you saw God smiling at you and asking you to be in relationship with him?

We must not feebly and blindly swipe at our salvation, we must passionately lock on to God’s great gift.

Isn’t it amazing that in the midst of the agony and pain that Jesus was facing, the first thing he does is to ask for forgiveness for the people who are carrying out the gruesome task of crucifixion?

You can come home again and it all happens through your heart.

Out of His infinite love for us, God did something by sending His Son to bring us renewed life upon another tree, the tree of the cross.

What do your roots look like? Where are they growing? Have they found home?

Today we too will let some of our demons dissolve in the water. The question is; what will we do on the other side of being set free?

It comes down to a power struggle. Whom have you given the power to in your life?

The life of each of God’s children is a battleground.

Join us on January 12, Baptism of the Lord Sunday.

Join us on Sunday, January 5, Epiphany Sunday and Communion Sunday.

Whether on January 1 or any time, growing in our faith also entails executing serious change in our lives.

Have our lives had doors slammed on them like Mary and Joseph experienced with the inn keeper? Join us on Christmas Eve at 3pm, 5pm, 8pm and 11pm

Christmas is almost here. God sent his one and only son not because we wanted him too, but because that is exactly what we needed.

God will stop at nothing to open your eyes, your ears, and your heart to His constant and abiding presence in your life.

The proper response to the gift of Jesus is to praise and worship him with all that we have, not just during the Christmas season, but throughout all seasons of life.

It’s not a theory, a feeling, or just a season, Christmas is about the fact that God now has a face in the form of a baby born in Bethlehem.