Today is Pentecost Sunday, which is the birthday of the Church! It is the day, two thousand years ago, when the Holy Spirit came onto the scene and changed the world forever. Join us as we close out our "Third Person" series and celebrate the Holy Spirit, the God who is always with us.

Human sexuality is something we all experience and deal with, just like everybody else has from the beginning of time. God invented sex, and the Holy Spirit of God has told us how to experience it in a godly, holy way.

This Mother's Day, we talk about what moms are best at - comfort. Sometimes, though, Mothers Day is not a happy occasion for all of us, and we find ourselves lacking comfort. The Holy Spirit is not only a great comforter, he's known as THE Comforter! Join us as we talk about him today.

The Bible tells us not to quench or grieve the Holy Spirit, but what on earth does that mean, exactly? Quenching means not doing something good when you know you should, and grieving means to do something bad when you know you shouldn't. How do we know what that is, though?

The Holy Spirit is God who lives within those who believe. He's the one you can always go to, always talk to, always speak to, and always trust. Do we treat him like our friend? Or some disembodied spirit?

As we begin our study of the Holy Spirit, we talk about how it's actually a GOOD thing that Chris has gone and left the Holy Spirit here with us instead. He's our Helper!

We finish off our walk through the Gospel of John with the story of Lazarus, whose resurrection from the dead sets the stage for what is not only the climax of the book of John... but the climax to the story of eternity. Happy Easter.

ReDiscover Jesus, Week 11 - "The Servant Leader" by Elevate Christian Church

Jesus said that he was the light of the world... but only while he was here in the world. Now, we, his people, are called to be the light of the world!

Freedom is something we all value in one way or another. Jesus offers us true freedom that can't be taken away by anything or anybody. But, sometimes, we feel like we're better off in chains.