Austin Wofford speaks on Isaiah 54:1-8 and the importance of everyday, non-heroic mission.

In a world that defines greatness by power, fame, and control, Jesus redefines it through service. In this message, Austin unpacks how the practice of service leads us into the paradox of the Kingdom,  that true greatness is not achieved by climbing higher, but by giving ourselves away. Drawing from Jesus’ response to the disciples’ ambition, this teaching explores how service meets practical needs, joins us to Jesus’ mission, and transforms us from the inside out.

Catch up on the latest All Gathering teaching! Austin Wofford walks us through John 13:1-17 where Jesus washes His disciples' feet.

We live in a world where it’s easy to rush past what matters most. In Matthew 25, Jesus shows us how to see what is most important.

On this episode we explore God’s vision of multiplication—not just growth in numbers, but the flourishing and sending of His people. From Genesis to Jesus’ call to “Follow me,” we’ll see how mission is rooted in God’s nature and woven into our everyday lives, transforming ordinary places into Kingdom impact.

Catch up on our latest All Gathering teaching! Austin walks us through Luke 5:1-11 as he kicks off our series Everyday and commissions new house church leaders for the Arise community.

Catch up on the last All Gathering Teaching! Austin Wofford walks us through Exodus 13:17-22 and the Israelites' journey through the wilderness.

Catch up on our last All-Gathering teaching! Austin Wofford teaches on Exodus 6:6-8 and 12:21-27 and the Israelites' journey to deliverance.

Join Austin and Hannah as they introduce us to the book of Exodus and discuss what we can look forward to in house church this summer!

Jorge has been at Arise with his wife, Ashley, since 2022. He has helped with worship, house church leadership, and now serves as an elder at Arise. This teaching explores how the Holy Spirit transforms believers after the resurrection, not only freeing them from sin but renewing them daily into the likeness of Christ. Drawing from Titus 3:1–8, it emphasizes that transformation is often a lifelong process marked by daily dependence on the Spirit, resulting in inward renewal and visible fruit over time.