In this exhortation, Pastor David Mathis looks back at last Sunday’s sermon and Jesus’s prayer in John 17:5 and exhorts us to live our lives looking to the rewards God has promised to us.

In this exhortation, Pastor Mike Schumann looks at the contrast between those who know God and those who do not know God that Paul proclaims in 1 Thessalonians 4 regarding our sanctification and our control over our bodies and sexual immorality.

In this special exhortation for Maundy Thursday, the night Jesus was betrayed, Pastor Jonathan Parnell asks: Are you afraid of being unimpressed by the love of God? The disciples had failures, and Peter in particular denied Jesus three times. What kind of love could love him now?

In this exhortation, Will Stueve looks to Romans 6 and gives an exhortation to both Christians who have yet to be baptized and to Christians who have been baptized and should now walk in accordance with their baptism.

In this exhortation, Kevin Kleiman warns against a modern day mantra of making this world your heaven with words from a CS Lewis wartime sermon and John’s vision of King Jesus in the book of Revelation.

In this exhortation, Jon Hoglund exhorts us to relate to God as our Father by asking: Do we relate to God transactionally? Or do we come to God in confidence that he both knows what is best for us, and that he cares for us?

In this exhortation, Pastor Jonathan Parnell reminds us of one reality of our lives in Jesus Christ and calls us to live in that reality.

In this exhortation, Will Stueve (Church Planter) exhorts us from Psalm 130. God’s forgiveness of us in Christ should absolutely astonish us.

In this exhortation, Pastor Daniel Helstrom asks how one can go from having a troubled heart to actually experiencing God’s peace and favor in a way that makes us say we are blessed. Psalm 32 shows us the way to always acknowledging the state of our hearts before our Heavenly Father.

In this exhortation, Pastor Mike Schumann encourages us to remember God and all that he provides each day.