On November 5, Robert Kelly worked through the book of Ecclesiastes to ponder the significance of death and how it's inevitability should shape our priorities in life.

On October 29, Robert Kelly demonstrated the necessity of friendship in Jesus' church to ultimately find purposeful living.

On October 24, Robert Kelly explained the disillusionment that many can experience as a part of Christian community and urges us to push past it to uncover even greater levels of Christ's power, love, and unity.

On October 15, Robert Kelly outlined practical tips to address conflicts in ways that showcase Jesus' love and patience.

On October 8, Justin Varughese encouraged the church to show sacrificial love to everyone around us in response to the sacrificial love that Jesus perfectly demonstrated to us.

On October 1, Trevor Nauta expressed how important it is to be influenced by close friends in the church.

On September 24, Trevor Nauta contrasts the experiences of Saul (one of the most insecure characters in the Bible) and his son Jonathan (one of the best friends in the Bible) and draws parallels to our own experiences of friendship.

On September 17, Trevor Nauta expressed the necessity of friendship- that God created us to need other people, and we often lack true friendships.

On September 10, James Kim explored the normal but often difficult experience of "pruning" - trying times that Jesus uses to draw us closer to Himself.

On September 3, Robert Kelly inspired the congregation to know God more deeply and personally by spending time with Him in reading.