Jesus was gracious, kind and loving. Jesus was also blunt, sometimes sarcastic and passionate. One of the things that made Jesus mad was when insiders prevented others from accessing God's grace. This week we kicked off a series based on the book "What Made Jesus Mad" by Tim Harlow. Jesus challenges us to consider ways we've closed the door on people and commit ourselves to making a way for people to come to God.

As we close out our dangerous prayers series, we consider King David's sins and ask what it looks like to seek forgiveness.

We have partnered with Mustard Seed and Andy Rodriguez for 12 years. As part of our series on dangerous prayers, Andy challenged us to respond to God's sending.

Prayer is life-changing. One dangerous thing we can ask of God is to experience brokenness. God asks us to live with humility and brokenness.

Dangerous prayers are bold prayers that challenge us, make us uncomfortable, and transform us. Over the next four weeks, we are going to be challenging you to pray dangerous prayers, to engage in prayer in ways you may have never done before. Asking God to search you and reveal who you really are is a dangerous endeavor.

After we encounter Jesus in the Gospels, we are left asking, "What's next?" Many of us misunderstand and misuse the Bible as we try to live out the principles it contains.

The New Testament opens with four biographies of Jesus which challenged the social, political and religious powers of his day and still offer good news to us now.

With 39 books and filled with ancient historical events alongside wisdom, poetry, prophetic messages, the Old Testament can seem daunting. Woven through it all is the revelation of God’s character and nature through His interaction with humanity. It addition to all of that, the Old Testament ultimately point to Jesus.

The Bible has been described as many things: holy, best-seller, religious text, instruction manual, myth, love letter, scripture and a religious library to name a few. It is made up of 66 books across several genres, divided into two major sections and originally written in three languages. The Bible's significance as a historical and religious text can’t be overstated, but it is so much more than a book. To kick off this series, we start by exploring what the Bible actually is.

All throughout the Bible, God's people are describes as sheep. This image carries a lot of significance. As God's sheep, we must be lead by Jesus, the Great Shepherd.