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The Sower, Mary & Martha, & Paul's Teaching on Spiritual Gifts

For the month of May 2014, we will be running 3 parallel series tracks that students can choose between: Parables, Women in Scripture, and Spiritual Gifts.

New movie based on the book by Todd Burpo.

Welcome to week three of our study on the message of our faith!This week, we're going to take a wider look at how Paul and other NT writers use different images to explain the mysterious reality of Jesus' saving work for humanity.

Welcome to week three of our study on the message of our faith! This week, we're going to take a quick look at a popular method of communicating the Gospel called the Romans Road.

Welcome to week two of our study on the message of our faith! This week we will try to lay aside typical ways of relating the good news and instead look at how the early apostles shared the Gospel in the book of Acts.

Welcome to week one of our study on the message of our faith! This week we are going to tackle a central question at the heart of the Good News: Why did Jesus have to die?

My family recently watched the “God’s Not Dead” movie in Mansfield, Ohio. We highly recommend that you see this movie and share it with family and friends! It's a movie of encouragement and hope! The movie is a very powerful presentation of standing up for our faith, even when those around us don’t support us.

As we approach Easter, the Sr High class is starting the Sunday entitled Kerygma: What is the Good News? Join us for a deeper look at how exactly we are saved.

The Lenten season is upon us and before we know it Holy Week will be here! Ashland area youth groups are teaming up for some great opportunities for worship and service together.

Scripture has an interesting stance toward love of family, inviting us simultaneously to honor our parents in order to receive long life while also warning us that following Jesus is so costly it may create division and strife between family members. So what does it look like for us to faithfully live out God’s two greatest commands in the event that these two commands clash?