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“Love your neighbor.” They learn it in Sunday school. All those cute little activity sheets and foam crafts fresh with wet glue and ...

They can be seen everywhere; behind warehouses, attached to train cars, and hitched up to semi-trucks. Shipping containers, the steel rectangular ...

Be bold and invite them to Good Friday and Easter. Have faith that maybe an easy task of inviting a friend, a co-worker, or family member could ...

(Photos by Brittany Carrillo) She was seven years old when she moved overseas, so for Malia Ambrosia, coming back home was like starting all ...

In partnership with the International Rescue Committee and the New Roots program, the Arcadia and Gilbert congregations took an offering at ...

What do you thank God for? We asked you this question over the past couple of weeks. It has been so great getting to thank God with you for what He ...

We have just finished week 5 in our study on Romans. The last two weeks we have dealt with the relevant and controversial topic of homosexuality. As Christians it is essential to enter into controversial topics like this one acting like Christians. Too often we employ the ...

There is no shortage of material online regarding the intersection of homosexuality and the Christian faith. You can find someone who will defend just about any position you want to hear. So it's imperative that we use discernment when interacting with commentary on ...

This post is written to everyone, with the hopes of exposing some of the blind spots that prevent us from loving one another well.

We had a great time remembering and celebrating the death and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! Here is a video recap of Good Friday & Easter 2013.

Almost 18 months have passed since we made the decision to move our family from Tempe to San Francisco to plant a new church. It’s remarkable the way that feels like an eternity and a blink of an eye all at once. A lot has changed in that time: we have already moved ...

Easter is always a high point in the church’s year, as it should be. It is, after all, the holiday in which we celebrate the central event in history: the death and resurrection of Christ. We had a wonderful weekend across our six congregations and there’s much ...