In looking at Matthew 22:1-14, we see that while we are all invited to what Jesus offers, we must come on his terms. This truly is an encouraging story-Jesus desires us to be with him. Will we accept the invitation?

In Matthew 18:21-35 we see Jesus highlight the importance of showing other the forgiveness we have received from King Jesus. The bottom line is that forgiveness changes everything!

An examination of Matthew 13:1-23, where we see Jesus describe the various states of our receptivity to the good news. May we all be fertile soil that produces an abundant harvest!

Our two part series Sorry was all about forgiveness. Week one covered our need to be forgiven (Ephesians 2:1-10). Week two was about the call of Christ for us to forgive others (Colossians 3:12-15). Remember-forgiven people forgive people!

Jess Russo brings home the Ruth series and discuss' what it means to be a kinsman redeemer, and how that applies to our relationship with Jesus.

Our marriage panel discusses what it takes to have a successful, Christ honoring marriage.

Our final week of answering student questions featured fellow Brookwood Pastor Dr. Gene Beckner. We covered a wide variety of topics, from creation/evolution, to pets going to heaven, and even some talk around depression and anxiety. Remember-questions are good and God can handle your doubts! Just don't stay stuck-take a step!

Our I Have Questions series is dedicated to answering students submitted questions. Two of our pastors, Kevin and Jacob, were joined by their friend Tim, youth pastor at North Hills Church, to address topics ranging from the existence of aliens to processing through deep relational wounds. Remember-questions are good! Doubts are ok! God is big enough to handle those things!

Our first message of 2023 was entitled reset. We examined Amos 5:21-24 and how we can focus on what matters going into this new year.

The second week of our Joy to the World focused on the second coming of Christ that we see in Revelation 19-21. The bottom line is that we get to be with Jesus forever-what a joyous truth!