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As we study further about how faith worships, Pastor Ford will teach us today that righteousness is accredited to our account. Holiness is the result of righteousness. So righteousness is positional, and gained by what Christ did for us on the cross. But holiness is something we practice in life as we seek to honor Him.

Do you reflect on the grace that God has given you, or do you think that you have just been lucky in life?  Today, Pastor Ford asks that poignant question and wants us to realize that God’s grace is constantly evident in our lives and that God doesn’t get the proper praise from us, because we don’t recognize all that...

Why do we sing so much in church?  When we surveyed a group of parents, one child had a very good question about what humans are made for: worship. He even provided an analogy all about tacos (you’ll have to listen to hear how astute and hilarious it was)!  Today, we asked our friends, recording artist and musicians, Shane...

Our society declares that a self-focused, uber-comfortable, and vacation-minded retirement is what we want. What could possibly go wrong with double the free time and less structure in your life? The retirement lie says that a successful retirement is an endless vacation based on financial security, but this way of thinking...

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we talk about why it is good for us to worship Jesus. Karl lays out five reasons from scripture why we worship God, and we also hear from you some of the worship songs that have meant the most to you and why. Finally, we talked to Corey Pelley, Worship Pastor of 180 Chicago, about what worship is. ...

As we continue to study about worship, Pastor Ford will help us understand what the focus of our worship should be. He’ll explain that if we were worshipping you, then we could worship you your way. But we’re worshipping God and therefore, we should worship God His way. His way ought to override our way and our preferences about...

Worshipping God through pain transforms you.

Sometimes, when we’re taking care of God’s business and serving in ministry, we are hesitant to acknowledge the gifts of other people in our midst.  We see them as an intrusion against our own ministry, instead of an infusion of help from God. And instead of seeing them as a threat, Pastor Ford will encourage us to discover...