Our culture is so focused on just doing it; so much so that the things we do often become what we most associate with as who we are. Jeremy teaches the countercultural gospel truth that what we do stems from who we are.

As the soldiers found out in John 18, when we approach Jesus to capture Him and lead Him into our agenda, He will always humble us and make us bow. But when we approach Him as Lord, He will lead us in love straight into the will of the Father. How are you approaching God in prayer?

Jeremy digs into 2 Samuel 12 and teaches on how we can see God's answer to sin through the actions, consequences, and redemption of David's sin with Bathsheba.

The most basic definition of ministry is that ministry responds to need. So how do we do that? Jeremy teaches on what the book of Titus teaches us about responding and reaching out to those around us.

This week, Van Robison teaches on body-life worship: the kind of worship found in the New Testament Church.

Van Robison breaks down the first two or four frameworks of discipleship and making disciples - telling others about Jesus and teaching them to obey everything He has commanded us.

Are you ready to go against the current of culture and follow the heartbeat of the gospel in your life? Jeremy explores the concept of absolute freedom this week and what the Bible tells us about culture's definition.

A disciple of Jesus Christ is one who allows the implications of the Gospel to affect every facet of his or her life. Our desire is to connect everyone and everything to the Gospel. Are you in?

Pastor Jeremy shows us three theological anchors that we need to drop in our lives, seen in David's wilderness experience in 1 Samuel 23, so that we can weather any storm life will challenge us with.