THE King of all Kings mocked and spit upon. An innocent man condemned, a guilty man set free. Pastor Aaron Day explores the implications that run deeper than the story itself.

When it all hits the fan, what will you do? Pastor Aaron Day considers Jesus' request for the disciples to pray with him in contrast to the betrayals of word and deed from Judas and Peter.

This week, Pastor Aaron Day picks up where we left off as a plot to kill Jesus takes form, and Jesus calls his disciples together for one last celebration.

We continue our "Jesus Is Sacrificial King" series this week, with Pastor Aaron Day working out the balance between loyalty to King Jesus and responsibilities to local authorities.

We kick off a new series this week that centers on the events of the week leading up to Jesus' execution. Pastor Aaron Day asks us today to consider the seeming contradiction of a King on a mission to sacrifice himself.

We wrap up the "Jesus Is Scandalously Inclusive" Series with Pastor Aaron Day sharing with us the scandal of Jesus' interactions with a man named Zaccheus.

Pastor Aaron Day concludes chapter 18 of the book of Luke and explores this question that Jesus asks a blind mad who was crying out to him, "What do you want me to do for you?"

This week, one of our elders, Casey Hiam, teaches us through Luke 18 and the controversy that God, our Good Judge, would actually listen to people like tax collectors and children.

This week, Pastor Aaron Day touches on forgiveness, faithfulness, thankfulness, and preparedness in Luke chapter 17.

Pastor Aaron Day teaches us through Luke chapter 16 and asks us how we are investing the life we've been given.