Jesus at the last supper showed us what a servant’s heart should be. As we give God more Lordship over our lives and mature in our faith, we should find ourselves dropping our selfish attitudes and moving toward a servant-like attitude toward God and others.

Real worship requires you to engage your mind, your will and your emotions with a focus on the truth of who God is.

God loves all the people of the earth. Do we yawn at this statement as though it’s old news? God wants everyone to know Him. His plan for salvation for the world was never an afterthought, but was God’s central purpose. The plan was always to give people free and total access to the Father through Jesus. When we truly understand the reality of the profound greatness of God’s love for us, it changes us. God wants to use us, the church, to be instruments of reconciliation to the world. Does the reality of this bring us to our knees in humility and drive us to worship God?

Having the spiritual posture of humility is a prerequisite to rightly relating to God. Yet the American church is far from humble. We will only gain humility when we understand God’s majestic greatness compared to our own lives. Pastor Ken Abramson launches a new sermon series that will challenge you to see humility as the way to draw closer to God.

When helping someone else move toward a disciple making lifestyle, what we say is just as important as our motives and how we say it. Join Pastor Steve Wick as he helps us understand disciple making from a parenting perspective.

Jesus had varying levels of relationship with different groups. But one thing was clear. Relationships were very important to Him and they should be for us as well.

How should we, as Christians, live in this world where the culture is opposed to us? Do we go with the flow of culture? Do we barricade ourselves away? Or is there a better way forward? Pastor Ken Abramson helps us examine our response to the culture around us and what that says about our spiritual maturity.

Do you see the Bible as a set of rules one must follow? Or maybe you see it as a guide to living a good Christian life. The reality is that the Bible is God’s grand love story for his people – humanity. Join us as Pastor Ken Abramson details why this last view is the most important in building an intimate relationship with God.

We must recognize the difference between where we are at spiritually and where God desires us to mature spiritually.

What is your definition of being spiritually mature? We must recognize the difference between where we are at spiritually and where God desires us to be spiritually.