We don't usually think of gentleness as a strength. In a job interview, it sounds like a polite way of saying you lack drive. But that’s not at all what the Bible says. In fact, Jesus described himself with only two words: “humble” and “gentle.” Discover what gentleness really means—and why a lack of it may be doing more damage than you realize.    Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor

Promises get broken—by institutions, by people, and, if we're honest, by us too. So when it comes to faithfulness, it's easy to end up in a blame game or a guilt spiral. But in Matthew 25, Jesus tells a story that reframes everything. This week, see how living with faithfulness comes down to a simple question: What have you been entrusted with, and what are you doing with it?     Speaker: Eric Torrence, Executive Pastor of Creative Expressions

Goodness isn't a personality trait. It's not about being nice or less difficult; it’s something meant to move through you for the benefit of other people. And here's the surprising, beautiful part: you don't have to manufacture it. Learn where real goodness actually comes from and how to live it out in three helpful, practical ways. Speaker: Ryan Leak, Teaching Pastor

Church can be a complicated word. For some it carries warmth. For others, it carries weight. But whatever your experience with it, Jesus had a clear vision for what church was supposed to be—and he never said it was just for church people. This week, discover what it looks like to be a "by all possible means" community willing to set aside comfort and preference to reach the people nobody else is reaching. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor

Some people view prayer as vending machine: put in enough faith, punch the right buttons, and out comes what you asked for. That's the promise behind "name it and claim it." But Jesus never said it—and it's not how prayer works. This week, discover what Jesus taught about asking, seeking, and knocking, and learn why the real answer to prayer is more powerful than just getting whatever you want. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor

"Follow your heart" might be the most common decision-making advice that nobody ever questions. It seems freeing—that is, until your heart leads you somewhere that future you has to clean up. This week, find out what Jesus actually said about the heart and learn three practical guardrails for getting in the right place before making any judgment call. Speaker: Ryan Leak, Teaching Pastor

We've all heard it: follow your dreams. Find your purpose within. You do you. It sounds right. It might even sound a little Jesus-y. But Jesus never said any of it, and chasing that kind of purpose tends to leave us emptier than when we started. This week, discover why self at the center always comes up short, and how the answer to one question shifts everything: not what you're supposed to do, but the "why" that guides you. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor

Hope is unfolding, and that's good news for a world that needs it. This Easter, we're taking a fresh look at the story of Lazarus—one of the most honest stories Jesus ever stepped into. It doesn't skip over the hard parts. It just refuses to let them have the last word.Two thousand years ago, standing outside a tomb, Jesus spoke of hope and asked a question that still echoes for us today: Do you believe this? Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor

When was the last time someone was unkind to you? In a world that's increasingly unkind, showing kindness can feel like something nice people do — not something strong people need. This week, discover what one of Jesus' most famous and provocative stories reveals about who our neighbor really is, and what it actually looks like to be kind when the people around you aren't. Speaker: Eric Torrence, Executive Pastor of Creative Expressions

We live in a world built for the instant. We might know in our heads that real change, real growth, and real relationships don't work that way—good things take time. But when the thing we're praying for isn't happening, it's easy to wonder if God is paying attention at all. This week, explore what the book of James says to people who are exhausted from waiting, and why God might be doing a deeper work in you than the one you're asking him to do for you. Speaker: Jeff Jones, Lead Pastor