Jesus is the expected one, but in an unexpected way. This leads some to question Jesus and others to reject him. But, for those who accept him, they will find true rest.

The Gentle and Humble One, Craig Ford, 09-13-26

Jesus sends out his disciples and tells them what to expect. What are the implications for us as Jesus’ disciples?

Sent in the Harvest, Craig Ford, 09-06-26

Once again we see the theme of Jesus power and authority coupled with the call of discipleship.

Is There a Doctor in the House?, Craig Ford, 08-23-26

Having a the Faith in Jesus that you should have.

"What Sort of a Man is This", Craig Ford, 08-16-26

In this text we see the high calling associated with following Jesus. As his identity becomes more clear, so does our responsibility to listen to his words. There is a lot at stake in the choice we make to follow the teachings of Jesus.

"The Choice that Changes Everything", Craig Ford, 08-09-26

The early Christians were devoted to four things: teaching of the apostles, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayers. As Christians we will have an opportunity to thrive if we devote ourselves to the same four things.

"The Environment for a Thriving Faith", Craig Ford, 08-02-26

The Sowers sow and the soil listens and welcomes the word.

"The Same Gospel, Different Soil", Craig Ford, 07-26-26

Jesus teaches us how we are to act in our Christian communities. We must relate to each other in a generous not judgmental manner while still exercising wise disorient. As God is generous to us, we can learn to act in the same way towards others.

"The Measure You Use", Craig Ford, 07-12-26