Sometimes we have to come to the end of ourselves to see that our one true hope is in the salvation of the Lord.

Sermon Passage: Joel 1:1-14

Dinners with Jesus were about more than just physical nourishment, they were an invitation to receive the new life He came to give.

Sermon Passage: Luke 22:7-23; John 21

What are the excuses holding you back from following Jesus? 

Join us as we discover how to deal with the excuses that get in the way of keeping us from receiving Jesus' invitation to practice true hospitality.

Sermon Passage: Luke 14:12-24

The table is not only a place of invitation and belonging, but a place where our true selves are exposed. What does your table reveal about what you value most?

Sermon Passage: Luke 11:37-44

The pressure and the pace of the world tempts us to prioritize our productivity, but in this week's dinner with Jesus, we learn that it's His presence we need most.

Sermon Passage: Luke 10:38-42

What happens when we center our lives around generosity and invitations? This message teaches us how God builds his Kingdom through the power of sharing.

Sermon Passage: Luke 9:10-17

In this week's dinner with Jesus, He welcomes an unexpected guest to the table, teaching us how to connect and how to show compassion towards the unexpected in our own lives.

Sermon Passage: Luke 7:36-50

Throughout His life and ministry, Jesus used the power of a shared meal to invite the outsiders of this world into His Kingdom. This week, we'll learn how we're called to extend the same invite to the outsiders among us.

Sermon passage: Luke 5:27-32

Our natural reaction to sexual brokenness is to hide, but God's word tells us that true freedom can only be found when we step out of hiding and into the hope of Christ.

Sin has distorted our view of sex, but God's grace redefines what we're meant to worship.