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We often say Jesus is our King, but what does it really mean to follow Jesus as King?

Each one of us is called, and we need to ask, "How am I called?"

As Paul wraps up his letter to the Philippians, he reminds us of several things to maintain our joy.

As believers, John appeals to us to not sin. But if we do, we have the certainty that Jesus advocates on our behalf.

God is light, and in Him is no darkness at all. And He invites us to keep walking with Him in the light each day.

We have an amazing story to tell, and we can tell it in four, simple words.

The church is made up of imperfect and flawed people. Despite that, God works through the church to interact with the world.

Jesus, the eternal Son of God, came in the flesh and dwelt with us. With this certain truth, we are assured we have fellowship with the Father and can have joy to the full.

When we truly understand the reality that Jesus is alive and what He has done for us, we will experience joy.

What thing in my life do I need to let die as I welcome the fellowship of Christ's suffering and His example of love.

Notice the details about Jesus' life. How can we become more like Him and what would that look like in our own life?

It's important to be honest with ourselves about ourselves. We can ask the Lord to help us realize and repent of our sin so He can change us. Realization is truly a gift from Him.

We can see the goodness and glory of God as we look at the beauty in Creation and as we remember the activity He has already done in our lives.

To receive the gift of peace, we must think about and do the right things. It's a choice.

Our traditional Christmas Eve service.

We become the people God wants us to become through disorientation.

In Christ, we become citizens of the colony of heaven. We live in the reality of the kingdom of heaven even now, while living on earth.

A night of giving thanks to our loving Father for all He has done.

Paul wanted fellowship with Christ more than anything else, and he encourages us to desire that for our own lives.

Transformation begins when we make time for solitude and silence to listen to the voice of God in what He might be wanting to reveal to us about ourselves.