God’s desire for your life is to produce fruit. The single most defining attribute of an abiding life, is the result of fruit. It’s not in your striving that fruit is produced. It’s in your abiding.

NOTE: We apologize that there is no video (and subpar audio) this week. We had some issues with our livestream that impacted our recording this weekend.

Pruning is a natural process in which branches are able to produce more fruit. Nothing is off limits. On the other side is a deeper intimacy with him. Abiding is hard, but it’s worth it.

As we get ready to dive into John 15 as a church and what it means to live the abiding life, we take a moment to do a quick heart check together.

The world is not at peace and yet peace is what everyone is looking for. As we explore John 14 further, we see that Jesus is the ONLY answer to the crisis of peace we have in our world.

The Trinity is not an abstract proclamation about God. It is an intimate invitation into the very life of God. Joshua Ryan Butler helps us gain a deeper understanding of the Trinity and its implications for our lives.

The Spirit-filled life is not about wanting something more THAN Jesus; but about wanting more OF Jesus. The Holy Spirit is the helper we need to obey God with love, and share God with boldness.

Our friend, Jonathan Rainey (chaplain, Washington Huskies / Seattle Seahawks) shares an incredibly encouraging word about the power and practicalities of prayer, especially prayer in the midst of doubt.

Sometimes major lessons come through minor characters. Philip, a rarely mentioned apostle, shows us that regardless of our doubts, change is possible in the knowledge of Jesus.

In what may seem like an insignificant set of verses we dive deep into our identity in Christ as saints.

Is heaven real? Is Jesus the only way to get there? Pastor Brittney (College Pastor, Reach Church - Kirkland) unpacks beautiful truths about what's to come to give us hope right where we are.