In the most crowded and electric week of the year, Jesus steps into Jerusalem and disrupts everything—riding in on a donkey, overturning tables, healing in the temple, and confronting the leaders who demand to know where his authority comes from. Matthew 21 opens in a place where heaven and earth were believed to meet, and into that charged space Jesus begins telling stories that expose the heart of God’s people. This Sunday, we’ll step into that moment together.  Read More

Jesus tells a strange story in Luke 16—a dishonest manager who slashes debts and somehow earns his master’s praise. What is Jesus doing with a parable like that? This week we explore Wesley’s third rule, give all you can, and discover that the heart of faithful stewardship isn’t ownership but generosity. Scripture reminds us that we are managers of God’s house, not masters of our own. When our “eye” is healthy—when our hearts are open—our whole lives fill with light. As we move toward Consecration Sunday, we’ll ask a simple question: Where is my eye? And how does Jesus’ surprising story invite us to live with open hands in a world obsessed with holding tight?  Read More

A man asks Jesus to settle an inheritance fight, and Jesus answers with a story about overflowing barns, spoiled manna, hungry ravens, and the real meaning of “enough.” From Genesis to Paul’s letters, the Bible keeps circling one stubborn question: where does your sufficiency come from? This week’s passages pull that thread tight—and Wesley’s second rule for handling wealth lands right in the middle of it.  Read More

This Sunday we begin a three‑week stewardship series built around John Wesley’s simple rules: Gain all you can. Save all you can. Give all you can. It’s not your typical stewardship season—come see why.  Read More

What do movie spoilers and the Gospel of Matthew have in common? More than you’d think. Pastor Mark shares a personal story that leads into one of Scripture’s most unexpected turns—and what it means when God rewrites the ending we thought we knew.  Read More

Canaanite: A people who lived in the land of Canaan before and alongside theIsraelites, the region roughly covering modern day Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, and partsof Syria and Jordan. In the Old Testament they represent the nations Israel encounteredwhen entering the promised land, often associated with different religious practices thanthose given to Israel.Son of God: A title used in Scripture ...  Read More