Everyday Disciples make efforts to grasp the width, height, depth, and length of God’s

love, while also embracing it’s impossible to fully understand. Both of these truths are important to consider as we grow to know and love Jesus.

No matter how far away or how near to God you feel today... Jesus is making peace available to every person who will receive it. Peace starts with making Jesus the "cornerstone" of the life you are building.

Journey through the first half of Ephesians chapter 2 with us.

We will ask the important question: who are you following?

Happy Easter! Today we celebrate the empty tomb, and we worship the risen Savior! Because Jesus is alive, he can change our lives.

When Jesus enters the city of Jerusalem in Luke 19 the people shout their praises, but as Jesus rides in he is weeping over the city. There's a lot to unpack in this moment of Jesus' story, and we are left contemplating this important question: Who is Jesus to me?

We wrap up our lost series by journeying through the parable of the lost son in Luke chapter 15. Here we are reminded that God wants to be near us, and he chooses to call us his children!

This month we are journeying through the three parables found in Luke 15. Today, we look at the parable of the lost sheep, and discover that God continually pursues us when we are lost because he truly knows us.

We wrap up our series with a discussion about finding new things to set our minds on. When we choose gentleness, we show the world the power and testimony of Jesus... the Gospel. Prayer will bring us peace, and the power of the peace and gentleness is more impactful than we give credit. As we fill our minds with new things, we can ask ourselves these questions: Is it helpful? Is it true? Is it kind?

We aren't just talking about the "bad" thoughts. What if Jesus had access to every thought we have? What if he got the final say as to what thoughts we build on and what thoughts we put away? In the 3rd message of our series, we are talking about what it actually means to take thoughts captive and how we can do it in real time.