Sunday's Message titled "Grace Through Faith" brings us to the start of Luke Chapter 7, where two stories of faith illustrate how God saves us by grace through faith (in His Word!). The message is a foundational teaching and critical reminder for those who profess to be Christians and Disciples (disciplined followers) of Christ.

Jesus makes it abundantly clear in these passages that He despises judgmentalism and hypocrisy, both of which can exist simultaneously in the most religious among us.

This passage removes the pressure of performance while, ironically, providing the simple (super-natural) basis to produce more fruit for the Kingdom of Heaven than we ever have before.

Pastor Ted Coopwood shares this message with us, uncovering what it means to live a life centered in Christ with no options, no diversions, just ONE Focus —“Christ in you, the hope of glory” (Colossians 1:27).

2 Cor. 6:17 ; Rev, 12:10; 1 Pet. 1:15-16; 1 Kings 17:10-13; Isaiah 8:11; Col. 3:1-3; Gal. 5:22-23; John 14:6; 1 Tim. 2:5; Rev. 12:11; Daniel 1:8, 6:10

This message is huge on mercy and shines light on the power of grace, forgiveness, generosity, kindness, and patience to those who seem to be our biggest enemies.

In this passage, Jesus calls and appoints the 12 Apostles and delivers a jarring message, which aims the hearts of his audience to an eternal perspective, even at the expense of the temporal. May you be greatly challenged and blessed.

This narrative takes us through several conflicts between Jesus and the religious leaders of the time, encounters that exposed the difference between being right, or in right relationship, with God and being inauthentically religious.

There is A LOT of freedom that can be gained through understanding these passages—may the Holy Spirit open them up to us all!

We explore why our spiritual well-being requires the same intentional care as our physical and financial health. Through Scripture and personal testimony, discover how prayer, God’s Word, the Holy Spirit, and Christian community equip us to stand firm, grow in faith, and protect the spiritual health God has given us.

This message explores how our physical, financial and spiritual health are slowly gained, but can be quickly lost without discipline and intentional care. Through Scripture, practical application, and personal testimony, it challenges us to faithfully steward the bodies, resources and lives God has entrusted to us.