In this message, Paul introduces the focus for this year: putting down roots. Our spiritual "roots" are the fundamental beliefs from which our spiritual life is grounded in.

What gift do you give for the person who has everything? In this Christmas Eve message, Paul shares with us about the best gift that has ever been given, our savior, Jesus Christ.

In this message, Paul reviews the topic we have been covering for the entire year: what it mean and what it looks like to be a follower of Jesus.

We demonstrate how much we value something by what we are willing to sacrifice for it. Last week, we concluded that following Jesus requires sacrifice. In this message, Paul applies this idea to one of our most valued resources: money.

Sacrifice was an integral part of Jesus' life and ministry. As His followers, He invites us to do the same. In this message, we begin a conversation over what sacrifice is and what it looks like in our everyday lives.

Last week, we established that discipleship is a form of mentorship, which begs the question: who is a mentor? In this message, Paul how you may be more qualified than you think.

Are you an "in it for me" Christian or a "pay it forward" Christian?

The night Jesus was arrested, He gave His followers a way in which to remember Him, what we now call communion. In this message, Paul shares the purpose and meaning behind communion and why we practice it today.

Jesus had a way of turning every day conversations into an opportunity to talk about faith in God - and we are to follow his example.

The language of the New Testament refers to Christians as brothers, sisters, and friends. What should the community of the church look like today?