Compassion leads to responsibility, which leads to a willing spirit that takes action in the lives of others.

We don't change in order to be accepted by God. We are accepted by God because of Jesus and that causes us to change.

Jesus left heaven and came to earth to seek and save those who are lost. For many of us, the reason we assume Jesus is mad at us, is the exact reason He searches for us.

While people may seem too broken, too messy, and too far gone to us, there’s no such thing as a “lost cause” to Jesus

No matter what other people say, do, or think, when Jesus gets involved the stories of our lives count, matter, and cannot be canceled.

Would you like to rethink your life knowing that Jesus has canceled condemnation?

Would you like to rethink your life in light of the fact that Jesus removes the threat of disgrace?

Jesus Un-Cancels the opportunity and possibility of being disciples and stepping into discipleship for those who have been rejected, revoked, and invalidated.

The simple life is one that is content in high's and low's because our strength comes from Jesus.

The way to grow and get stronger in our faithfulness is to grow and get stronger in our faith.

Simple Faith leads to a thriving life because of what Jesus has done for us.

Simple friendships in the "With God Life" are where our fundamental needs for a cause and a community are truly met.

The church is a place where anyone and everyone can come as they are, encounter the Gospel, and become all that God desires them to be.

Easter changes everything because Jesus changes everything.

Palm Sunday is the reminder that Jesus gets us in every way so that we can get Him in everything.

Jesus takes care of the mistakes and shame of our past and provides the opportunity to step into a new way of living.

As men, we've been called to build a spiritual house and protect it from the schemes of the devil.

When it comes to warrior-ing up, Jesus gives us the model by protecting our hearts with God's Word

When it comes to wisdom there’s a difference in being “childish” and being “childlike.”

Being a King requires action. We usually move between tyranny and passivity, but being a man as God intended men to be is “the glad assumption of sacrificial responsibility.”