Unity requires the strong to put the needs of the weak first, and that can be scary. Through Jesus, God gives us the endurance and encouragement to truly put others first and experience all He can accomplish. Originally posted 8/28/20.

Even when we've got it right, what we say and do has to proceed from faith. Originally posted 8/27/20.

When conflict arises, it's not enough to be right for followers of Jesus. We must watch how we think about each other and be motivated by love. Originally posted 8/26/20.

If we are going to come together as Christians, we must personally ensure everything we do is to honor the Lord...and recognize that sometimes you might honor Him in a different way than I do. Originally posted 8/25/20.

More than just a letter of big religious ideas, Romans shows people who have been apart how to come back together. With all we have been going through, there is a lot we can learn from that. Originally posted 8/24/20.

Join us as we boldly approach God’s throne of grace in prayer for our congregation, community, nation, world, and souls.

God created humanity in His image, and that means we are meant to work. “Don’t Quit Your Day Job: Glorifying God from 9 to 5” begins here!

"People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care." In a world so enamored with mass communication, followers of Jesus must be careful to show love that builds up above all else. Originally posted 8/21/20.

The world's way is all talk, but God's way is power. We must learn to imitate those who follow Him instead of repeating what the world says if we are going to achieve unity. Originally posted 8/20/20.

How can we meet God's call to be "united in the same mind" when we can't even understand what a lot of people are thinking? We focus on Jesus Christ. Originally posted 8/19/20.

Even in times of great conflict, preaching the gospel of peace can bring people together. Originally posted 8/18/20.

Just ending an argument doesn't produce unity: choosing every day to be united does. Originally posted 8/17/20.

Guest speaker Jay McClary digs into the biblical account of the Tower of Babel to show how we are meant to relate to God.

As Christians, we are called to be ministers of reconciliation and ambassadors for Jesus. This means every day we are Building Relationships and Intentionally Doing Good to Everyone. Presented by guest speaker and church elder John Harrison.

Confronted with so many problems in the world, we are not helpless. We can change things by following God's plan and walking in love like Jesus. Originally posted 8/14/20.

It's not enough to wish people were more united. If we're going to be part of God's plan to unite all things in Jesus, we have to eagerly want and diligently work for unity. Originally posted 8/13/20.