Where Does Radical Love Come From?

David Mathis | Christ is priest, king, warrior, and the fulfillment of hope-filled prophecy. Psalm 110 reveals four unique majesties of Jesus for the comfort of the church. 

David Mathis | The world’s diversions at college may distract and entice. But when we pursue lasting pleasure in God, every semester counts for eternity. 

Marshall Segal | How do we respond when the curse encroaches on our lives? In Psalm 108, David guides us to groan, praise, ask, trust, and tread. 

Jesus tells in the Gospels, "Love your neighbor as yourself." But what if you struggle to love yourself? How can we pour ourselves out for others if we are not first filled up? Today, Fr. Mike challenges us properly order our love for others, namely wiling the good of the other b ... Show More

True love is always costly. In the greatest display of love in all of history, Jesus laid down his life on our behalf. In this message from John 3:14–16, David Platt highlights the magnitude of Christ’s love for us and invites us to gaze upon the cross. Jesus points us back to Nu ... Show More

How can we rebuke without compromising love and show gentleness without diminishing truth? Pastor John gives counsel for speaking with emotional wholeness. 

Is it possible to love ourselves or others when we are still unclear about who we really are? Let’s look from a higher perspective and see how beautifully simple and easy it is to love ourselves and others from a place of deeper understanding and experience. 

To live like Jesus, we must LOVE like Jesus. Join us as we look at how Jesus set a standard for what Love means and consider what it means for us to put the New Testament commandment to love one another into practice.