Jordan continues our series on mental health by talking about a suicidal prophet and porta potties.

Join us as Brad, Kim, Jordan, and Makayla dive into their experiences with mental health across the generations.

You've heard us talk about surrendering our life to God, but what does that mean? What does it look like to truly commit your life to Jesus in full surrender? Join us today for Jordan's stand-alone sermon as he walks through Mark 10, answering that question.

Jesus lived, died, and rose again. This launched a movement that we know as the church. Join Brad as he talks through four things that propelled the Acts 2 church.

Join us as Jordan talks about the resurrection of Jesus and how we can see his presence all the way through the Bible.

The words Jesus chose to say while dying on the cross were very intentional. So, when He spoke, "I am thirsty," what did He mean?

Today, Kim continues our series: Famous Last Words, teaching us the deeper meaning behind these famous last words of Jesus on the cross.

Prior to Jesus' crucifixion, he was abandoned and betrayed by His closest friends, mocked and spit at by the religious leaders, brutally beaten by the Roman Guards, all before being nailed to a tree to die. As He was hanging, he mustered up the strength to utter these powerful words, "Father, forgive them..."

Welcome to the second week of our series leading up to Easter Sunday. We'll be exploring the Famous Last Words spoken by Jesus on the cross. How can these words speak into our life today?

Have you ever felt abandoned by God? Alone in the world? Without anyone? Jesus understands that pain. Welcome to the first week of our new series leading up to Easter Sunday. We'll be exploring the Famous Last Words spoken by Jesus on the cross. How can these words speak into our life today?

Nearly halfway through the book of Acts, Peter has an encounter with God during his time of Prayer. God challenges him to consider all people worthy of the Gospel—something that was foreign to Peter up until this point. Peter has a heart transformation, and begins showing both Jews and Gentiles what it looks like to welcome all to the table of Christ.

Tune in for week #4 of our series: Big Church.

Join us today as Brad continues our series Big Church where Brad talks about the conversion of Paul, and whether or not bad things can happen to good people.