What if surrender isn't about what Jesus wants from you, but about discovering the heart of the King who has always been moving toward you? In this message, Pastor Ben helps us rediscover who Jesus is so we can fully surrender to Him.

Surrender is more than a moment at an altar—it leaves evidence in the way you live. In this message, Pastor Ben shows us what Jesus says a surrendered life really looks like.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In Luke 5, Jesus calls Peter and Matthew, two very different men with one common response: surrender. Discover the difference between being a follower and becoming a disciple, and what it means to surrender your life to Jesus.

What do you do when God's plan doesn't make sense? This Sunday in Luke 2, we'll discover that surrender begins when we learn to trust God even when we can't see what He's doing or understand how He's doing it.

Pastor Ben kicks off our new series, Surrender - A Study in the Book of Luke, with a powerful teaching on how a surrendered life begins with an invitation from God, but our response determines how we experience His purpose.

This Sunday, Pastor Ben shows how Jesus not only raises people from graves - but calls His church to help remove the stones and loose people from the grave clothes still holding them back.

This week Pastor Ben unpacks “The Dark Psalm” - Psalm 88 — and helps us see that even in seasons of depression, anxiety, exhaustion, grief, and darkness, God has not abandoned you and your struggle does not make you unusable for God's kingdom.

This Sunday in Caves & Graves, Pastor Ben teaches how Jonah’s darkest season was not God abandoning him but God mercifully confining him until his heart returned to obedience and purpose.

This Easter, Pastor Ben kicks off a new series, Caves and Graves and teaches us what God is really doing in the seemingly dark seasons of our life—because often what looks like silence might actually be your greatest victory in progress.

As believers, the state of our prayer life is a reflection of our identity. A secure identity allows for intimate and empowering encounters with God through prayer, while insecurity can produce discouragement and our desire to commune with God may subside. Jesus’ prayer in the garden of Gethsemane is a picture of why our identities must be founded upon the love of God as we seek to accomplish His will.