Does our worship cost us anything? At the start of our new series in the book of Malachi, we take a look at how God values intentionality and sacrifice, and how our own contributions to his kingdom reflect our view of God.

Are you becoming something new with the people around you or are you just coming for what you get out of it? In the culmination of our Critischism series, Andrew Schey urges us to take on the mindset of Jesus and live for the betterment of others, moving toward one another as we move toward Jesus.

We run people through the filter of our own opinions and preferences in a matter of seconds, often removing value from other people and coming to verdicts about their worth. But who asked for our opinion? In the third week of our series, we are reminded that God has accepted us, so we must start accepting one another.

Why not rather be wronged? In this week of our series, we're looking at how our mission as the church depends on how we respond in moments when our maturity is put to the test.

Everyone has an opinion. But as the church, we ought to relate to each other with unity as our highest priority. Ours is one small part in a diverse body of differing viewpoints and persons, that in love, demonstrates who God is to the world through its curious and uncommon unity.

Happy Sunday, BRANCHES family! Join us from the comfort of your own home on this rainy morning as we close out our series, Beyond Measure. We'll hear from Brock Snook about the importance of prayer and how we can live our lives in constant communication with God the Father.

People are never our enemy. Instead, our Enemy is the one who robs people of their opportunity to live in relationship with God. As we heard this Sunday, though the battle is already won, we can avoid faltering along the way by actively pursuing our Father and putting on the armor of God.

Everything we do can be for God, for worship, and for love. In this message, Andrew Schey unpacks this divisive passage and recognizes it for what it is: an illustration of how Jesus radically changes the household as we learn to live like Christ.

This past weekend, we heard from Andrew and Melissa Barris about their call to the Bay Area and their encouragement for us as their Huntington Beach family. After taking some time to pray and commission them, Andrew Schey continues our study in Ephesians in which we are told to redeem our days and live into the light Christ offers us through confession and honesty.

You can follow Andrew and Melissa's journey at www.tentmakers.life

Returning to our study in Ephesians, Andrew Schey reflects on the new year ahead and Paul's charge to "put off the old self" and be made new in heart and mind. In this ongoing process of recreation, what does it look like to put on the new self?