The Bible calls us to continually take steps toward knowing and following Jesus. In this series, we explore some specific areas we can take our next step in, including areas of loving God, and areas of loving each other. For our last week, we look at stepping into forgiveness.

The Bible calls us to continually take steps toward knowing and following Jesus. In this series, we explore some specific areas we can take our next step in, including areas of loving God, and areas of loving each other. This week we look at stepping into one-on-one Discipleship.

The Bible calls us to continually take steps toward knowing and following Jesus. In this series, we explore some specific areas we can take our next step in, including areas of loving God, and areas of loving each other. This week we look at stepping into Community.

The Bible calls us to continually take steps toward knowing and following Jesus. In this series, we explore some specific areas we can take our next step in, including areas of loving God, and areas of loving each other. This week we look at stepping into Grace.

The Bible calls us to continually take steps toward knowing and following Jesus. In this series, we explore some specific areas we can take our next step in, including areas of loving God, and areas of loving each other. This week we look at the difficult taks of stepping into surrender.

The Bible calls us to continually take steps toward knowing and following Jesus. In this series, we explore some specific areas we can take our next step in, including areas of loving God, and areas of loving each other. This week we talk about a very specific step we can take to journey further into a life of worship.

The Bible calls us to continually take steps toward knowing and following Jesus. In this series, we explore some specific areas we can take our next step in, including areas of loving God, and areas of loving each other. Our first week explores the unpopular but extremely important act of stepping into repentance.

Easter Weekend is a time of remembering a huge moment in history. It was especially huge for those living in that time, although their expectations for what was happening were very different. It turns out Jesus was doing something way bigger than anyone thought. The question is: do we know better? Or are we also missing what Jesus is really doing in our lives?