First Christian Church

We give thanks to God because giving thanks to God is right.

God has not promised us the Prosperity Gospel, but He has promised us abundant prosperity.

We often use the word "bless" for little things, but that word actually has a deep, wonderful meaning.

Jesus said we can do greater disciple-making work than even He did.

Bryce Jessup brings us an encouraging and challenging message about our place in God's mission.

Trust, a trust in the goodness of God, is crucial to discipleship.

Discipleship requires us to say to Jesus, "Because You say so."

When God calls for change, we must be willing to change.

Jesus puts us through a back and forth pattern of discipleship, and we must embrace that pattern for it to be effective.

We are not just weird but love. We are also loving the weird.

We are all weird. We are all ugly and unlovable. And yet God still loves us.

We are not weak. We are empowered in the greatest way possible.

There is not just love in The Faith. There is lots of love in The Faith.

There is not just amazing grace. There are amazing graces.

Two statements were made during the crucifixion of Jesus which show that covenant and kingdom are the themes of the Faith story and are reality for believers today.

God not only treats us as our earthly fathers do, but He treats us even better.

Jesus had one message: those who are in The Covenant are a part of The Kingdom.

Identity is the foundation of covenant and kingdom. That identity is what Satan attempted to undermine when he tempted Jesus.

In Moses, God finally brought covenant and kingdom back together, as they still are today.

It took 13 years in a crucible, but Joseph finally came to understand the Kingdom. By reading his story, we can understand it and how to live it as well.