In our waiting, is God actually doing something? Can we trust that he's at work?

Where culture says “always be closing,” Jesus says “play the long game.” To be faithful in the Kingdom of God looks like long obedience in the same direction. This means the things that will hold long term, even eternal value, require faithfulness that isn’t produced overnight. How is God calling you to be faithful in the season ahead?

It’s difficult to hear God’s voice when we come to him with our own ideals. We become entitled, failing to realize we’re blinded by our attitudes of opposition. Fortunately, Jesus keeps on speaking and keeps on pursuing. It’s time to get our hearts in line with his.

How do you know what you’re investing your life into is secure? Is it possible to find security in our faith? Jesus wants to provide that kind of assurance to the sheep in his care.

Hear him. Know him. Follow him. Who? Your Good Shepherd.

As we look to further live out what it means to be the Church and reach the city, we revisit our values, discuss intentional next steps, and set our sights on the season ahead.

Jesus pursues us before, during, and after we realize he is. How should we respond? We’ve got options, but some are more appropriate than others.

Even when Jesus does a transformative work in our lives, we can still be met with opposition. Even so, it’s possible to walk in confidence and allow God’s love to shine through us.

Jesus heals a man born blind and reveals that every broken story can be a redemption story.

Jesus challenges the faith of his audience by giving evidence of what true, saving faith looks like.