by Mike Crump | Jan 29, 2025 | Christian Life, Mission, Purpose, Theology
Our God is not a stagnant God. In His eternal perfection He is unchanging but not inactive. This is evident by the very existence of our life in this moment. All of this is here because God, who is complete in Himself, moved forward in creation. He spoke and galaxies...
by Mike Crump | May 6, 2024 | Christian Life, Featured, Joy, Mission, Uncategorized
In our digital world, where phones and other devices are always ready to remind us of calendar events, phone numbers, and all the random knowledge we could ever desire, the ability to remember is in short supply. I recall, long ago in my teenage years, being able to...
by Mike Crump | Mar 10, 2024 | Christian Life, Church, Love, Mission
What are you good at? On the surface that may seem like an arrogant question for us to ask of ourselves, but when it’s asked in light of the Scriptures it can become a gateway into a deeper love and involvement inside the body of Christ. After all, the body of Christ...
by Mike Crump | Feb 6, 2024 | Christian Life, Family, Featured, Mission
Throughout the New Testament, the people of God are called to be very intentional towards one another. In fact, our attitudes and actions towards one another are to take on the very nature of Jesus Christ. This is seen clearly in Philippians 2:1-5 when Paul tells the...
by Chelsea Barnwell | Jan 29, 2024 | Featured, Gospel, Kids, Mission, Parenting
We are the church. That’s a special statement, even unique grammatically. It implies multiple people or parts making up one singular object. It’s similar to saying “We are a family.” For those who are in Christ, being the church is not limited to taking a membership...
by Joel Harkness | Sep 1, 2023 | Christian Life, Featured, Mission, Uncategorized
Last summer I had the privilege of serving as a leader on the student ministries mission trip to New Mexico. On this trip, the students partnered with Ted and Toni Farris to host a VBS for Navajo children in the area. It was such a joy to see how the students’ vigor...
