The Jesus' washing of the disciples' feet is a clear teaching about our identity: that we are His by faith, clean and clear, that we can continually find forgiveness and cleansing from any failure or sin, and we can't work for it. It comes by grace and grace alone. Elder Steve Simmon preaches through John 13:1-11.

When you look back over the times you grew most as a Christian, What motivated you to live for God? What gave you a future and hope? What overcame your guilt and shame? What caused you to want to repent? What brought lasting change? Answer: It was the Grace of God. Special guest speaker Pastor Jerry Willhite brought a powerful reminder on the grace of God out of Titus 2:11-14.

The early church faced, and thrived in, unbelievable change all through the leadership of the Holy Spirit. Even as we are facing changes in this new normal, we have the opportunity to respond as they did and ask: how is God leading us in the midst of our change? Through Acts 10, U.S. Director Drew Steadman dove into the history and context of what we find there, reminding us that it really is all about following the leadership of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Jamaal Watson (Temple of Christ Wichita) blessed us with preaching on Psalms 27. In a season of unprecedented calamity, and in all seasons of life, there is only ONE THING we need to hold on to and trust; Jesus Christ.

A life of devotion is marked by peace, love and power, and is fueled by the Holy Spirit as we choose to make sitting at the feet of Jesus a priority. Family Ministry Pastor Jimmy Hutson teaches through the story of Martha and Mary found in Luke 10:38-42

Bend Me O Lord is an invitation from us and Jesus to come and invade our lives in every possible way. We all long for revival, but outward revival begins with inward revival. Pastor Rob Danz preaches on 2 Chronicles 7:14, that lines out Gods will for us to come and be humble, pray, seek His face, and turn from wicked things. His divine healing comes from that place.

Now, more than ever it seems clear that the church must rise in these times of great brokenness and destruction. As we rise, we need to make sure that our passion and emotions do not get out of sync with the heart and movement of the Kingdom. Pastor Rob Danz preaches on the urgency of this season in a message titled "Now, More Than Ever".

We build each other up by speaking life and hope to one another because we have life and hope in Jesus. One of the most powerful outcomes of the church is that we are here to encourage one another through these heavy and broken days. We desperately need to build up the body of Christ and give the encouragement we have in Christ. Pastor Rob Danz finishes our "Tribe" series with Part 4: Body Builders.

The church you should long to be a part of is one that is supernatural, not man-made. When the body of Christ is walking in its supernatural identity, freedom, character and gifting, nothing else on earth is more powerful. Pastor Rob Danz continues our "Tribe" series with part 3: More Supernatural.

There is something distinct about the local church that can be overlooked at times. The church is supernatural and filled with the presence, freedom, and power from the Spirit of God. The real church is God's people, full of God's Spirit, doing unfathomable things for His Glory. Catch Part 2 of our Tribe Series from Pastor Rob Danz.