In our series "The Christian Atheist”, we're discussing how deep down we know God loves us, but we often lack the belief that God has anything to say to us. This week we talked about how we can clearly hear God’s voice in a message titled “Fighting to Listen”.

This week we opened up our series, “The Christian Atheist”with a message about the struggle of taking back control from God. We discussed what happens when we do this and what our role really should be as it relates to control in our lives.

Jesus said 7 statements as he hung on the cross for us. They were all powerful and expressed his true motivation. One of the final statements Jesus said was, "It is Finished." But even though Jesus told us this, sometimes in life we don't feel like "it is finished." We often feel like there is much more work to do, proving ourselves, searching for deeper meaning or purpose, and trying to become more lovable. This weekend we will talk about what Jesus really meant here in a message I am calling, "Is It Really Finished?"

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We will unpack the very unconventional style of Jesus witnessing to non-believers, who were very much doubting and struggling with faith. If you ever feel over your head or under-qualified when it comes to telling people about eternity, death, salvation, etc. know that is a normal feeling! But what Jesus models to us in scripture is a very different and refreshing way to boldly share our faith with others without being weird.

“Do not judge.” It’s one of the most famous verses in the Bible, even for those who’ve never stepped foot inside of a church. But what does that really mean? What do we do with the judgmental spirit often found within us? This week we’re continuing our series, GoTwo by unpacking this passage in Matthew 7. We’ll learn what it looks like to put and end to our judgment of others, but also how to go the extra mile as we GoTwo Grace.

This weekend we are pumped to be launching a new series, "Go Two.” Jesus teaches us to fall in love with the world but not its ways. This life often teaches us to think in ways like “an eye for an eye” or if you hurt me then I’ll hurt you. But the Kingdom of God flips our world’s thinking completely upside down. In this series we are excited to study the Bible and let scripture reshape the way we think about life.

We are excited to debunk a common myth in church that some of us have a small assignment from God and others have a large assignment from God. The reality is, God doesn't give small assignments. We get to bring Jesus into our work spaces no matter where that is. Everything we do for God is spiritual, whether in church or out of church. 

This Sunday we’re wrapping up “Love that Lasts” with a panel of couples and individuals on our staff talking all about how we actually live out and practice the concepts and principles that we’ve learned so far.

The reality is, lust is one of the most prevalent issues in our world and our spiritual lives. Lust often shows up as a psychological force that produces an appetite that can literally make us do things that go against what we believe and value. This weekend I will unpack how to fight this, where it comes from, and the purposes of sex.