Too often life feels like it is designed for one thing, sucking the life out of us. So Jesus came to give us life, to bring good news and bind up the broken. He came to take those in grief and plant them as mighty trees of righteousness. (Isaiah 61)

Too often life feels like it is designed for one thing, sucking the life out of us. So Jesus came to give us life, to bring good news and bind up the broken. He came to take those in grief and plant them as mighty trees of righteousness. (Isaiah 61)

Too often life feels like it is designed for one thing, sucking the life out of us. So Jesus came to give us life, to bring good news and bind up the broken. He came to take those in grief and plant them as mighty trees of righteousness. (Isaiah 61)

Too often life feels like it is designed for one thing, sucking the life out of us. So Jesus came to give us life, to bring good news and bind up the broken. He came to take those in grief and plant them as mighty trees of righteousness. (Isaiah 61:3)

What does the Bible have to say about the end of the world?

What does the Bible say about the end of the world?

Journey with us as we take a look at the last week of Jesus life from a very different Point of View. (Mark 14)

Journey with us as we take a look at the last week of Jesus life from a very different Point of View. (Mark 14)

Journey with us as we take a look at the last week of Jesus life from a very different Point of View.

What do we do when God seems unfair? One prophet teaches us to ask the honest questions and wait for God's just and perfect answers. (Habakkuk 2:4)

God gave the early church a simple structure seen in two parts. The church must be rooted in Jesus Christ and released to share the gosepl in creative and relevant ways. Trent shares how the current church needs to get that back. (Acts 15)