Not all disruptions are bad. As we celebrate Jesus's victory over death, we experience a great disruption that brought new life and renewal.

When life is disrupted, we are flooded with emotions. Often we make the mistake of ignoring our emotions or pretending they do not exist. Jesus showed us it is important to embrace our emotions.

When we experience disruptions, it is important to keep your focus on Jesus.

All of us are going through a storm of some type. It is important to remember that Jesus is with us in the midst of the storms of life.

Jesus went against his culture and baffled his closest followers by welcoming children. We want to be a church that loves and serves children.

The Old Testament contained 613 laws, some positive, others negative. Most of these were designed to keep us safe and help us live justly. Jesus was continually frustrated with our tendency to traditions into laws.

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.