Follow the King

Does God Play Fair?

Is there a difference between God being over all things and God determining all things? If God takes away someone’s ability to choose, how does God hold them responsible for their choices? Does God choose some people for salvation and others for destruction?

God does not force people into a spirit of rejection, but He does force people into a place of decision. 

Deut. 2, Romans 9, Genesis 25, and Exodus 9 all fit together in understanding God's way of salvation.

Fractured Families

God uses ugly stories to weave the beautiful story of the Gospel.

MORE Hyperlinks and Easter Eggs

Faith is not following when we see where Jesus is going. Faith is following when all we see is Jesus.

Hyperlinks and Easter Eggs

More than we need man's wisdom, we need God's Spirit.

It’s Time

There is something greater than walking into church every Sunday and finding your place in the sanctuary. It’s walking in and knowing your place in the Body.

Jesus’ Discipleship Plan

The centerpiece of Jesus’ discipleship plan is Jesus. 

The King Has Come Week 4

The kingdom of God takes the poor, rejected, broken, and hopeless—and brings them into His family where they become sons of God filled with wealth, acceptance, healing, and eternal hope.

The King Has Come Week 3

The Messiah is called the Son of David for many reasons—one of them being that the kingdom reigns of David and Jesus were both revealed in stages. This helps us understand how Jesus rules on the throne today while evil is present in our world today. As believers trust the King while living in the messy, “already, but not yet” kingdom, others witness that He is a King worth trusting. 

The King Has Come - Week 2

Why was it Good News to the world that Jesus the Messiah had arrived? Kings were born before. Kings have been born after. Why is the birth of this King good news to all people?

The King Has Come - Week 1

While Jesus fulfilled the biblical prophecies, He did not fulfill the personal expectations of the people—so they crucified Him. Yet, even today, when Jesus fails to meet our wants in the time and way we desire, we dismiss Him—looking to someone or something else for fulfillment.