This Sunday, Shirley shares about how God meets our hunger both personally and communally.

This week, Josh shares more about the peculiar nature of freedom and love in the Body.

This Sunday, Josh reflects on Paul’s advice about pursuing Jesus more than being right. In the midst of a litigious culture, the Church being a Body provides a model for a different way out of conflict than the harshness and gridlock we find in the broader culture of public lawsuits.

This week we continue our summer teaching series, Life in the Body, as Patrick reflects on Paul’s advice to us as we pursue Jesus through broken church experiences.

This week, Patrick will help us understand what the Bible has to say about discernment and what resources God gives us as we approach tough questions in our lives.

At the end of all things in the book of Revelation, a group of people cry out against an almost-defeated Babylon - the empire of Death at work in the world. The scripture says that this group cries out with their blood (Rev 6:5). This week we learn from Josh about the good news at the end of the story and what that means for our lives today.

This week, Matt invites us to consider what we can learn from the way God responds to the murder of Jesus. Here, too, the blood cries out. And, here, too, God does not respond with vengeance.

Josh kicks off our new series called, The Blood Cries Out, talking about the story of Cain and Abel. In the story, God doesn’t ignore the violence in the world He created. He moved towards it, even moving towards Cain, the one who killed his brother. In this series will move toward violence and death as people of Life.

This Easter, Josh shares that through the power of resurrection, we can now walk with Christ instead of walking alone.

After the Palm Sunday pageant, Kyanna shares how shouting unto the Lord to be rescued in times of trouble can help us bend towards the Lord’s will and way. We’ve all got things that hold us down and prevent us from living a life of freedom. But the Lord’s faithfulness leads us to freedom as He calls us and we respond.