One of the greatest ways we can trust the Lord (or not trust Him) is the way we manage our money. Proverbs teaches us how to honor the Lord with our wealth by prioritizing our standard of giving over our standard of living.

Lessons from Proverbs: Honor the Lord with Your Money

Proverbs has a lot to say about the way we work. Some people idolize hard work while others avoid it altogether. But Proverbs teaches us how God wants to realign our hearts toward work that brings glory to God.

Lessons from Proverbs: Glorify God with Your Work

Wouldn’t it be great if there was always a clear right and wrong in every situation? The book of Proverbs gives us God’s wisdom on life’s everyday matters, so we can think how God thinks and want what God wants.

Lessons from Proverbs: Trust the Lord with Your Heart

We are seated with Christ in heavenly places. We walk in love according to the Spirit. Now, we stand united and stand firm against the schemes of the devil.

A Study of Ephesians: United We Stand

We are called to walk in love according to the design of our Creator. We can submit all our desires to God and to one another out of reverence for Christ.

A Study of Ephesians: United by Design

It can be difficult to forgive people, especially people you don’t like. But by remembering how God in Christ forgave us, we can forgive one another as we pursue the uncommon unity of Christ.

A Study of Ephesians: United in Forgiveness

The fullness of God’s plan is more than us being united when we gather together at the church. Rather, through the united church, the rich variety of God’s wisdom proclaims His goodness and beauty to the world.

A Study of Ephesians: The United Church

The Ephesian church was a beautiful mosaic of both Jews and Gentiles who were united through the cross. The same is true for our church today. Everyone, everywhere can overcome their divisions through a relationship with Jesus.

A Study of Ephesians: Overcoming Division

We all have something in common: we were dead in our sin in our lives before Christ. Because we were all saved by grace, we are united together to be something special.

A Study of Ephesians: United Together

The world has never felt more divided in our lifetime. Lots of people offer pathways to pursuing unity. In Ephesians, Paul shows that only once we are united in Christ can we be united with one another.

A Study of Ephesians: United in Christ

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Our hope for eternal life is tied to the resurrection of Jesus and forgiveness of our sins. If we have truly received forgiveness for our sins, we must extend this forgiveness to others in our life.

Creed: The Life Everlasting

Believing in the Father, Son, and Spirit of the Apostles’ Creed should impact how we see everyone around us. As believers in Jesus, we share a common union with people everyone, everywhere, and from every generation.

Creed: The Communion of the Saints

Many people long to be spiritual but without the constraints of organized religion. But through the Apostles’ Creed, we see the Holy Spirit as the third person of the Trinity who can be known personally.

Creed: The Holy Spirit

Our modern world is comfortable with Jesus as a good moral teacher, even as one of many ways to reach God. But the Jesus of the Apostles’ Creed is both radically inclusive and radically exclusive. Saying yes to Jesus is saying no to anything else.

Creed: Jesus, His Only Son

The first line of the Apostles’ Creed affirms that we believe in God, the Father of everyone and everything. But our modern culture acts as if God exists to serve us, rather than us existing to serve God.

Creed: God, the Father Almighty

Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John wrote their Gospels so that we could know who Jesus is. But as Peter discovered on the first Easter, it’s one thing to know the Gospel story. It’s another thing to know the Risen Jesus Himself! Who do you say that Jesus is?

Gospels: Easter at NewSpring: Easter at NewSpring

John completes the four-sided picture of Jesus in the Gospels. He writes so that anyone who believes that Jesus is the Son of God may have eternal life in His name.

Gospels: John: Jesus is the Son of God

Luke combines eyewitness testimonies with other sources to create an orderly account of Jesus’ ministry. He shows Jesus as the Son of Man, the exalted One who is both fully man and fully God.

Gospels: Luke: Jesus is the Son of Man

Mark records Peter’s eyewitness testimony of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. He shows Jesus as the Suffering Servant who gave His life as a ransom for many.

Gospels: Mark: Jesus is the Suffering Servant

The four Gospels recount the life and ministry of Jesus with their own particular spin. Matthew shows how Jesus is the promised Jewish Messiah who came to bring outsiders into the family of God.

Gospels: Matthew: Jesus is the Jewish Messiah

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