As disciples of Jesus, we’re learning to live the way Jesus lived. Since prayer was one of Jesus’ daily habits, it should become one of our habits as well. But learning how to pray can be a struggle, so Lauren highlights 5 different approaches to help strengthen your prayer life.

The natural result of being a disciple of Jesus is that we learn to do the things that He did.

But how do we actually do what He did? What does that look like in our context?

Todd highlights four mindsets that make doing what Jesus did less daunting than it sounds.

Part of being a disciple of Jesus means that we’re becoming like Him — developing the same character that Jesus has. But how does that transformation happen? Todd shares about the process God uses to help us become like Jesus.

The foundation of being a disciple of Jesus is simply learning to “be with” Him — everything else in the Christian life is an overflow of our connection to Jesus. But what does that look like in our daily lives? Todd shares about the simple practices that help us “be with” Jesus.

Jesus invites everyone to be His disciple. But before we say yes to His invitation, He cautions us to count the cost of what it will mean to follow Him.

Todd begins a new series on being a disciple of Jesus by looking at some of the myths surrounding discipleship, as well as what New Testament discipleship is all about.

Carol Wragg shares her story of how Jesus has shepherded her through some of the extraordinary challenges she's faced throughout her life. It's a testimony you won't want to miss!

One of the biggest hindrances to our future is the mistakes of our past. Guest speaker Barry Manson shares how Jesus never gives up on us - redeeming our past and giving us a glorious future.

Perfection is often rewarded in our society. But while there is something admirable about perfection - it can also be a problem - especially in our spiritual lives. Join us as Yin Lai shares about The Problem of Perfection.

We're all familiar with the Cross as the symbol of Christianity, but do we understand why Jesus chose to die for us? The answer may surprise you. Don Martin leads us in a reflection on the Cross.