Parables are stories that represent a deeper spiritual truth. In this passage, we come across one of the uncomfortable realities that Jesus teaches about, and how that should move Christians to respond.

“A farmer went out to sow seed…” Jesus tells a story about seeds landing on four different types of soil. These soil, as we come to learn, represent various people and how they receive the gospel message.

Guest Speaker Kyle Knarr closes our series on 1 John as he discusses 1 John 5 and identifies how we win in life.

For many, their Christian faith is held in a way where fear is still prevalent, worrying if they have done enough. Yet, as we open up 1 John 4, we find reason to have confidence and assurance.

On a weekend where we celebrate independence and sacrifice, we look back to the ultimate sacrifice of Christ and how we are called to live a life characterized by the same sort of sacrificial love.

Messages inundate us every day. As we open to 1 John 4, we find exhortations about how to live and how to test the messages thrown our way.

Who are you? As we continue through 1 John we examine the significance of seeing ourselves as children of God.

Every day we make hundreds, even thousands of choices. While some of those choices are innocuous, others are posed on different ends of a cosmic struggle. In this message, Pastor Mark will walk us through a passage of 1 John 2…

What is the identifying mark of a Christ-follower? The passage in 1 John confronts readers with a stark reality of the answer.

The imagery of light and dark is common both inside and outside of Scripture. Pastor Mark leads off a new series on 1 John discussing the call of believers to live in the light and what that means on a daily…