When it comes to sin, we tend to believe the lie that we can keep it hidden in the dark and no one will know. We are deceived into thinking it's not that big of a deal. But Breaking Through requires that things are brought into the light. It is in the light where we become who God has created us to be and live how he has created us to live.

In this series, we will continue to dive into our theme for the year, "Break Ground." Today's message reminds us that Jesus broke through into our world and He can break through in every situation we face.

Go and live authentic, imperfect, messy lives before a broken world so that others may see Jesus redeem and transform you into His image. Giving them HOPE that He too can redeem and transform them too. Be Real. With yourself, With God, With others.

This week we recognize the influence God has given us. Recognize His Authority and His Promise.

God is calling each of us as Christians to take the city! That city could be Orting, this region, your family, or any sphere of influence you may have. Taking the city will require that we step up to the plate and pursue what God has in store for us. And it all starts with getting our mindset right. Join us as we Take the City!

As we navigate this Christian life, we sometimes find ourselves traveling down a wrong road. The only solution for going the wrong way is to turn around. In this last message from the book of Ezra, we will discover the call to turn and the impact that turning has in our lives.

God calls his people to be separate. We are a chosen people, set apart as holy to the Lord. When we mix in the way of the world, things don't work out the way they should. Today's message is a call to return to being separate the way God intended.

Are you running short on resources? I've got good news for you: God's resources never run out. When he calls us to something, His resources will be there to accompany that calling. He will even move the heart of kings on our behalf.

Today we look further into what Paul as a spiritual father has instructed to us. To be strong in the Lord and in his might. To teach and leave a legacy. To stay on mission and remain kingdom minded. To walk in integrity, and to work hard as your work unto the Lord in everything we do. We take these things, and like Timothy, incorporate them into our lives and see the good fruit of aligning your life with God's ways.

Do we need God's wisdom, his protection, his covering over our life? James 1:5 says that we can ask and that God is faithful to hear. We come to God literally empty and ask for divine intervention in our time of need. (Isaiah 4:6)