Following Jesus is never done by itself. Many things go together with following Jesus, and there are a few things that certainly don't go together with that. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage closes out our Way of Jesus series by sharing 5 things that go together with Jesus. This message is based on Matthew 7:13-29.

Following Jesus is never done by itself. Many things go together with following Jesus, and there are a few things that certainly don't go together with that. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage closes out our Way of Jesus series by sharing 5 things that go together with Jesus. This message is based on Matthew 7:13-29.

Following Jesus is never done by itself. Many things go together with following Jesus, and there are a few things that certainly don't go together with that. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage closes out our Way of Jesus series by sharing 5 things that go together with Jesus. This message is based on Matthew 7:13-29.

One of the most common responses we have to people who make strong assessments is "Doesn't the Bible say don't judge?" From Tupac to your friend on Facebook, we often hear strong pushback to discerning and declaring what is good and evil, or lifegiving and damaging. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage explores one of the most misunderstood teachings of Jesus. At a time when so many people feel they are the only ones who can determine what is right and good for them, this message is certain to provoke a lot of discussion and reflection.

One of the most common responses we have to people who make strong assessments is "Doesn't the Bible say don't judge?" From Tupac to your friend on Facebook, we often hear strong pushback to discerning and declaring what is good and evil, or lifegiving and damaging. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage explores one of the most misunderstood teachings of Jesus. At a time when so many people feel they are the only ones who can determine what is right and good for them, this message is certain to provoke a lot of discussion and reflection.

One of the most common responses we have to people who make strong assessments is "Doesn't the Bible say don't judge?" From Tupac to your friend on Facebook, we often hear strong pushback to discerning and declaring what is good and evil, or lifegiving and damaging. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage explores one of the most misunderstood teachings of Jesus. At a time when so many people feel they are the only ones who can determine what is right and good for them, this message is certain to provoke a lot of discussion and reflection.

Inflation...threats of war...an election...health...family...artificial intelligence...aging parents...navigating stuff with my kids...there is a LOT of stuff that stresses us out and creates worry in our hearts. But, what do we do with all of that stuff inside of us? How can we overcome that worry and anxiety? In this message, guest speaker Dan Deeble dives deep into our worries and anxieties. Teaching us in the way of Jesus, Dan unpacks Matthew 6:25-34 and equips us with practical tools to find peace and freedom today.

Inflation...threats of war...an election...health...family...artificial intelligence...aging parents...navigating stuff with my kids...there is a LOT of stuff that stresses us out and creates worry in our hearts. But, what do we do with all of that stuff inside of us? How can we overcome that worry and anxiety? In this message, guest speaker Dan Deeble dives deep into our worries and anxieties. Teaching us in the way of Jesus, Dan unpacks Matthew 6:25-34 and equips us with practical tools to find peace and freedom today.

Do you remember the stuffed animal or blanket you took to bed every night? One word for that item is treasure. What we value most is our treasure. Jesus had a lot to say about our treasure (including money). In fact, his teaching in this area challenges all of us to consider what our heart values the most. Pastor Scott Savage continues our series on Matthew 5-7 in this message as he challenges the way we approach money.

Do you remember the stuffed animal or blanket you took to bed every night? One word for that item is treasure. What we value most is our treasure. Jesus had a lot to say about our treasure (including money). In fact, his teaching in this area challenges all of us to consider what our heart values the most. Pastor Scott Savage continues our series on Matthew 5-7 in this message as he challenges the way we approach money.