As a society, we're drained. We're always available, constantly connected, and unable to rest... and we can't shut it off. In the fourth commandment, God provides a glorious alternative to an always-on culture.

Jesus promised his followers they would receive extraordinary power from God’s Spirit. This sounds great, but honestly, most of our days and weeks seem pretty ordinary, don’t they? There is an ordinary side to the extraordinary Christian life, and exploring this passage helps us navigate that tension.

To continue his work on earth, Jesus sends his people: scars and all. Wherever you find yourself, if you are a follower of Christ, you are sent there by Jesus to play a Spirit-empowered role in his work of forgiveness.

Peter failed. Jesus restored. We fail. Christ comes to us in our departure and restores us to himself and his service.

Many think the Bible is full of 'fish stories,' but the account of this fishing trip begs to differ. John was there. He was in the boat. He saw it all happen. He even helped count the fish!

God calls us to live gospel-centered lives in gospel-centered communities. In this passage, Paul helps us answer questions like - What's on the line if we don't? What details of the gospel are most important? Why should we trust the gospel?

Mary's world was upside down. She couldn't see past the pain of losing Jesus. But everything changed when he called her by name.

Jesus' ride into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday answers the question, "Who is he?" through the responses of three groups: the crowds along the roadside, the. disciples, and the Pharisees.

Pastor Brandon Hilstad talks about taking Bible verses out of context.

John grew up in West Africa and has served there for over three decades. In this interview, Pastor Brandon asks him to share about life, ministry, and the ways God is moving in Burkina Faso. Despite unthinkable hardship, God is at work in powerful ways!