As we continue in our series Centered Pastor Nate gives us insight on how to discern opportunities to be on mission for the Kingdom.

Pastor Amy gives us insight of what being centered on Jesus as we are on mission with Him looks like. As she explains what missions are and what they aren't you might find yourself delightfully surprised at how easy we can bring Jesus to our sphere of influence.

Pastor Greg continues in our series Centered Church. He explores dreaming God's dreams and the hope of a spirit-filled church.

We are continuing in our series Centered. Join as Pastor Greg teaches how the church can be centered on Jesus and what the main purpose of the church is.

When people are centered around Jesus for themselves, the church they are apart of begins to also be centered around Jesus. The culture of a church forms the people and people form the culture. It is important to know the culture and history of our church so that we can be fully centered around Jesus.

We are continuing in our series Centered: Self. Pastor Greg talks about the importance of hearing God's voice as one who is centered on Jesus.

We our continuing in our series Centered - Self. In today's sermon Pastor Greg focuses in on how sin is a roadblock to us being centered on Jesus.

Join Pastor Greg as we continue our Centered Series by taking a look at the second roadblock to centering ourselves on Jesus which is false beliefs. False Beliefs are lies the enemy has spoken to us about our identity and faith, come find out the secret weapon to overcoming these false beliefs.

Forgiveness is central to a life conformed to the way of Christ. Our willingness to forgive others is intimately connected to our ability to experience the full forgiveness of God. Being centered on Christ for ourselves means we understand what forgiveness looks like, what some of the struggles to forgive are and continually choosing to walk in the way of forgiveness.

As we enter into our series on being centered on Jesus for our self, church, and mission, Pastor Greg speaks on the foundation of our identity in Christ by looking at the Pharisee and the prostitute we find in Luke 7:36-50.