On April 17, we celebrate the peace Jesus brings with a message from Robert Kelly and a spoken word poem from Trevor Nauta.

On April 10, Trevor Nauta contrasts our ideal version of a king with God's ideal version of a king. Trevor demonstrates that Jesus is the king that meets every hope we have for a king.

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On April 3, Justin Varughese explores God's invitation to us to join His story.

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On March 27, Robert addresses the need for community and introduces the new initiative intended to care for everyone's specific needs.

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On March 20, Robert Kelly gives a brief message to the families, friends, and communities of the First Holy Communion participants.

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On March 13, Michael Liebler from Local Church addresses anxiety and how Jesus relates to it.

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On March 6th, Pastor Justin delivered a message about the importance of not running through life aimlessly, but with an end goal in mind in regards to God's Kingdom. In order to avoid drifting into a thoughtless way of living, we must develop an intentional self discipline to keep us on track.

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02.27.22 Pastor Trevor unpacks what Paul means when he says that he "becomes all things to all people" and how we can follow his example in building bridges with different cultures, races, and ethnicities. 

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On 02.20.22 Pastor Robert Kelly encouraged each of us to follow Paul's example; to not insist on our rights but rather give them up for the sake of bringing salvation to those around us. 

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On February 13, 2022, Pastor Robert Kelly challenged us to give up our rights for the sake of others knowing Jesus. This challenging and important call to action is rooted in 1 Corinthians 8. 

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