We start the new year off surrendering all to God in prayer. We cover what God is always up to, how to stand firm in those truths, and then discern how God might be working toward those ends in our life in this season.

Jesus finishes his dialogue with the 11 by assuring them that he cares deeply about their joy. Despite the pain they are about to experience, joy and life will come. And while we often will have challenges in this life, we can also find joy in Jesus despite our circumstances.

Littered throughout Jesus' last night are references to the one who would come after him, the Spirit. Jesus actually says it is for our good that he goes so that the Spirit may come! What makes this advocate so special and powerful and how do we experience his presence in our everyday life?

What does it mean to abide in Jesus like a branch in a vine? And what kind of fruit does that abiding relationship produce in our lives? Jesus tells us where our focus must be as his followers, abiding.

We unpack John 14:15-31 as Jesus emphasized how are faith and love are expressed in obedience to his teachings and way of life.

We dive into the second half of John 13 and see Jesus love his enemy, give his followers some lifeline warnings, and bring us back to the glory of God and the foundation of love.

We begin our series on Jesus' last words in John by looking at his act of washing his disciples feet. Jesus shows his disciples and us the full extent of his love. How can we receive, believe and then weave this kind of love into every area of our lives.

God provides all things for our enjoyment. The command God gives us to honor him with all we have comes with incredible blessings if we will trust Him.

We begin a two part series on money and the role it plays in our lives. We start with a high level view of how Jesus being first holds all things together but when he isn’t in his proper place, disorder takes over.

We finish our series on family by emphasizing the centrality of family in God's plan of salvation and our need to play our part. We dive specifically into our need to build deep spiritual friendships within the church.