One of the most fascinating things about the Bible is that when the disciples saw Jesus pray, their response was, “Would you teach us to do that?”

What if the gospel wasn't just about what we were saved from, but also what we were saved for?

Judgement Day is one of those things in scripture that can make us very uncomfortable. What should I expect on that day? Will I be ready? How do I know if I’ll make the cut or not?

Some things are so valuable that once you discover them, everything else suddenly seems less important. Jesus said the Kingdom of Heaven is like that. So what does that mean for us today?

Under the right circumstances we know that a little seed can grow into something that is more massive then we even thought possible… so what does that have to do with the Kingdom of God?

What do weeds teach us about God’s mercy and his judgement… apparently a lot. We’ll discover it together as we continue our series, Summer in the Mystery.

We're looking at the parable of the four soils. It is perhaps the most famous and the most misunderstood parable of Jesus.

What happens when hearing God is hard—not because we can't hear God, but because we might not like what God is saying? Let's wrestle with God speaking in strange ways, and the adventure of living in surrender.

Have you ever thought about the cost of following Jesus? What if the cost is too high? What if joining in God’s mission with him, is not only the most meaningful thing you can ever do, and at the same time, cost you the most?

When Jesus came to this earth, he came with a mission. He lived on mission. He died on mission. Now here is the question… What was that mission? It might not be what you think.