It can be easy to only look forward to our next mountain. But God calls us to remembrance of what He has done. When we take time to look back at where we came from we can know where we are going.

How often do you pick back up the things you laid down when you chose to follow Jesus? Even when you get distracted by comparison, you are still more than enough. You just need to get your eyes back on Jesus.

Each job requires different tools. God has intentionally equipped His family with diverse tools, gifts, and roles. These gifts, while different and diverse, are purposed for strengthening and unifying the body of Christ.

Mother’s Day is a day of remembering. Pastor Meredith uses 2 Timothy to show that many of us are trained up in the things of God by a mother or a grandmother. But we are responsible for fanning the flame of our own faith.

What happens when we aren't where we used to be, but we haven't yet reached where we are going? In this message, Kristian Vaculik talks about how to live not in the past or future, but how to wait in the present.

Much of scripture reflects cycles of freedom and bondage, faithfulness and infidelity, worship and idolatry. Because of Adam’s sin, this is the story of humanity until Jesus came to break the cycle and reverse every curse.

This Palm Sunday message highlights that all of the Old Testament has a message: The good King will come. Similarly the Gospels have a message: The Good King has come. The choice that falls on each one of us is whether we will crown Him? Or will we crucify Him?

In Luke 8 we see that it can be a good thing to be desperate. This message talks about 2 people desperate and at the ends of themselves seeking a touch from Jesus. And while they each have a very different standing within society, they are saved and made whole by the same faith.

In this message, Tracy breaks down John 15:5. God is the vine, and if we choose to remain connected to Him, we will produce fruit that is impossible for us to bear with our own strength.

In this closing message of the series, we are left with the challenge to be willing to be disrupted. Hearing from God should lead us toward others and into declaring Jesus.