In this study of God's word, we explore the critical importance and practical implications of taking every thought captive to see more of the fullness of God's Kingdom in our lives.

We all make choices every day about what gets our attention, and thus our worship. Today we explore an amazing story of one woman choosing the ONE thing of highest value, even breaking cultural norms to do so. And Jesus lifts her up as an example of a true disciple.

The Resurrection validates that the cross accomplished what Jesus said it would, namely that humanity would be able to be reconciled into a personal relationship of knowing God.

The Gospels paint a beautiful picture of the disciples and crowd hailing Jesus as the Messiah King? But can their faith sustain, and even grow, when Jesus redefines what Kingship looks like? This exploration of God's word speaks to the essence of following Jesus as Savior AND Lord.

In this time in God's Word, we reflect upon several passages that explore the suffering and sorrow that Jesus chose to bear on behalf of humanity, to set us free from bearing the burden ourselves.

Exploring the often misunderstood passage of “turn the other cheek”, we will see how Jesus does NOT teach us to be weak and passive. Rather he calls us to resolutely refuse revenge and take direction action of powerful, undeserved goodness to overcome evil, without becoming evil.

What if one of the greatest dangers to your walk with God isn’t something obvious—but something silent, subtle, and hiding in plain sight? We will dive into Peter’s story of bold declarations and heartbreaking denial, uncovering how the spirit of pride blinds us, blocks repentance, and leads us away from Jesus. But there’s good news: humility opens the door to restoration.

Jesus calls all of us to be childlike in our humble trust. God describes heaven as play. We explore these aspects of God's word and find that childlike play is a conduit for a joyful connection with God.

In the most powerful demonstration of love in human history, Jesus declared, while being tortured and executed: Father forgive them, for they know not what they do. Luke 23:34 God wants to give us the power, like Jesus displayed, to live with hearts clean of offense and full of love.

God has given us a wonderful gift to build up, lift up and comfort one another in community: prophecy. In this message we walk through biblical truths to help create a culture of prophecy in community that is safe, fun and for everyone!