Who is Jesus? What does he want with you? The Book of Matthew tells the story of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This first Gospel picks up where the Old Testament left off, by revealing Jesus to be the long-awaited Messiah. Jesus comes to save God’s people and teach them (and ...

¿Quién es Jesús? ¿Qué quiere de ti? El libro de Mateo narra la vida, muerte y resurrección de Jesucristo. Este primer Evangelio retoma la historia donde la dejó el Antiguo Testamento al revelar que Jesús es el Mesías largamente esperado. Jesús viene a salvar al pueblo de Dios y a enseñarle (¡y a ...

From bondage to deliverance to community with God. Exodus continues the Israelites’ story from Genesis as God rescues His people from slavery and brings them into a relationship with Him. We hope you’ll join us on this journey! Explore the resources below to make the most of your reading with in-...

December 7 Today's Verse: Nonetheless, those who were in distress won’t be exhausted. At an earlier time, God cursed the land of Zebulun and the land of Naphtali, but later he glorified the way of the sea, the far side of the Jordan, and the Galilee of the nations. The people walking in darkness ...

We've chosen to read Genesis at this time, when our culture is discombobulated by a pandemic and much of life seems chaotic because in the beginning, God brings order out of chaos. It's what He does: He brings order and meaning and purpose from unformed and untamed matter. We need Him to do that ...

For the next six weeks, we invite you to borrow these words to connect with God. They’re prayers and songs. Some were written out of deep anguish, some in exultation, while others were written as a dutiful reminder of God’s faithfulness through the ages. This reading plan is different from the ot...

When you think of church, you might first picture a building. But that’s not how it all started. Church was people. It was a movement of men and women and kids, filled with the Holy Spirit, gathered around tables, clustered in homes, sharing meals and money and clothing, and caring for each other...

The truth found in these letters has been changing peoples’ lives for 2,000 years, and we can’t wait to see how it will change lives in our church this year! We believe that God can use the Bible to transform ordinary people into deeply devoted followers of Jesus. It's never too late to jump in! ...

Lent is a season of forty days (not including Sundays) that begins on Ash Wednesday and ends the day before Easter Sunday. Lent is a time of self-examination and reflection. It’s a season for repentance, fasting, and preparation for the coming of Easter. During Lent, we seek to literally “turn a...