As we begin our journey through the book of Leviticus, Andrew Schey unpacks the first three sacrifices described by God: the burnt offering, the grain offering, and the fellowship offering. Through these offerings, the Israelites had a means of dedicating themselves to God, morning and night. But how do we draw near to God in our modern context?

In the concluding message of our series, Andrew Schey encourages us with a "kingdom confidence" mindset as we look ahead. Just like the growth of a seed is independent of the gardener, we're not responsible for the kingdom of God and we don't own it's growth. Instead, we ought to take up responsibility for the simple things God puts in front of us. So, what is God inviting you to plant and water today?

God could have set himself up to be a figure of great prestige and influence, but instead he opted to be a nobody from nowhere, born into an unimportant family in the lowest class of people. There was nothing about Jesus of Nazareth that was worth taking notice. In this teaching from Andrew Schey, we are reminded again that God’s ways are often much different than ours and that elevating our careers, beauty, and talents will leave us out of step with his true purposes in this world.

Why do we chase after human wisdom expecting it to solve our problems for us? In this message from Brian Albright, we unpack what true wisdom looks like and how the ways of God often seem foolish to the rest of the world.

The world and the church are often seeking cultural relevance, subjecting themselves to the fear of man for the sake of personal advancement and achievement. Why, then, does Jesus spend so much time equating the pursuit of relevance in this world with winning the wrong game? As we embark on this new series over the next four weeks, we’ll begin to unpack our perspectives and values and how we as Christians can stop pursuing the world and find ourselves in the company of God himself.

"Stop, I love you. Look, I see you. Listen, I know you." In the final message of our series, Brock Snook unpacks what God has been saying to us throughout the book of Malachi and encourages us to switch from loving God's gifts to loving God just for who he is.

It's not what you've taken from God, but what you've failed to give. In this message, Andrew Schey unpacks Malachi 3:6-12 and how giving just to receive material blessings will leave you with a life of perpetual dissatisfaction.

We need to seek the heat! In this convicting message from Andrew Schey, we ask ourselves important questions about pursuing justice and how to show grace in meaningful, tangible ways.

The way we treat others will ultimately reverberate into our relationship with God. This week, we heard from Brian Sumner about how to stay committed to God in light of the sacrifice of the cross.

Partial obedience is disobedience because there's no heart in it. This Sunday, we heard from Chris Shaddix about what it looks like to lose sight of God at the center of our lives and how that filters down into every aspect of our day. But what does it look like to let God fully into your life, to open the door to the one who knocks?