Pastor Watson shows us the place of Scripture in Jesus’ life and asks us to consider what that means for how the Bible should be situated in our lives. He reminds us of the many ways that Jesus used Scripture to confront and comfort. [Luke 4:1-21]

How do we deal with the hard things, the darkness, the very real brokenness in our lives and in the world? Andrea Ackermann teaches us the sustaining practice of lament for helping us overcome and endure. [Psalm 13]

How do we deal with the hard things, the darkness, the very real brokenness in our lives and in the world? Andrea Ackermann teaches us the sustaining practice of lament for helping us overcome and endure. [Psalm 13]

Jesus prayed all the time. But what is prayer? Prayer can take all sorts of different forms, but at its core, it’s about a relationship with God. Pastor Fung specifically looks at the prayer for God’s Kingdom to come on earth as in Heaven, and what this picture of justice would look like. [Luke 18:1-8]

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Jesus prayed all the time. But what is prayer? Prayer can take all sorts of different forms, but at its core, it’s about a relationship with God. Pastor Fung specifically looks at the prayer for God’s Kingdom to come on earth as in Heaven, and what this picture of justice would look like. [Luke 18:1-8]

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In our Learning to Live series, we’re learning to live – and love – like Jesus. This week, Pastor Justin explains how this spiritual transformation can happen, and what it takes to live a full life. [1 Timothy 4:7b-10]

In our Learning to Live series, we’re learning to live – and love – like Jesus. This week, Pastor Justin explains how this spiritual transformation can happen, and what it takes to live a full life. [1 Timothy 4:7b-10]

Lisa Watson reminds us that Jesus is the clearest reflection of God, and in him, we can see what love looks like. Our growth as followers of Jesus – our ability to live as Jesus lived – hinges on our growth in love. [1 Corinthians 13:1-8, 13 and 2 Corinthians 3:18]

Lisa Watson reminds us that Jesus is the clearest reflection of God, and in him, we can see what love looks like. Our growth as followers of Jesus – our ability to live as Jesus lived – hinges on our growth in love. [1 Corinthians 13:1-8, 13 and 2 Corinthians 3:18]

In this week’s Learning to Live sermon, Pastor Watson reminds us that the Gospel doesn’t start with the fall and end with the cross, but starts in a garden and ends in a city and has its defining moment in an empty tomb. This narrative is still unfolding and has a place for you in its midst. [Luke 3:1-20]