Dom concludes our series where we've looked at seven virtues that help inform a called life.

Today he looks at arguably the most important virtue, the one that informs all others- love, and invites us to embrace our ultimate calling as disciples of Jesus, to love.

Dom continues our series on calling, this week focusing on taking steps of faith.

There is a point when the dreams and desires in our lives, the thing God is calling us into, is more important than the fears standing in its way. At some point, we have to jump out of the plane, go out into deeper waters, and see what goodness is there when we take that first step.

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Dom continues our series on calling, this week focusing on perseverance.

Oftentimes, the major reason callings die- why vision dies- is because we give up, we throw in the towel, we get discouraged, and walk away. In a passage that's all about calling, it's no surprise Peter talks about endurance.

In the sixth week of our series on calling, Dom steps into the tension that while we all long to flourish, to live whole, holy, integrated lives- the reality is, there is a side of us that wars against that. The good news, however, is that God’s intent is not to reject the shattered pieces of our hearts, but to reclaim them.

Today, Dom talks about how a vital component to determining our central calling is through cultivating goodness in the deep places of our hearts. But how do we do that? The key may surprise you.

Dom continues in our series "The Story You Were Made For." Today he focuses on our central call as disciples of Jesus.

Dom is back to continue in our series "The Story You Were Made For." Today he talks about how to discern calling, revealing that the secret to finding out is found in our flourishing.

Hear the Cry & Evangelism Pastor Weston Brock continues the theme Bryan Fowler shared last week on Jesus’ Kingship. Today he shares what Jesus enthroned means for us– that we are created and called to partner with Him in seizing the raw potential of the world to produce and cultivate shalom (peace), here on earth. 

Bryan Fowler gives an encouraging message on what ought to motivate our worship- Jesus is seated glorious and victoriously on the throne.

Dom continues our new series by laying out a Theology of Calling centered around three Hebrew words; Shalom, Ashré and Tamim. As we surrender our lives to God He blesses us, making us whole and holy so we can reflect His character and bring His peace to the world.