You can encounter God through what we were all made for - worship! Listen in as Lawrence shares how to see and engage worship in a different way.

One of the primary way we can encounter God is simply by hearing and doing what He says. Enter into a new series of why it's important to encounter God and the difference He makes.

Guest speaker Sam Rizk, Area Director of IVCF joins us and closes our series by sharing with us who Jesus calls the wise and foolish.

As we near the end of this series, Jesus lays out a bold claim and a bold invitation. Using an analogy of a narrow and wide gate, Jesus shows us the two kinds of people that both profess "Lord, Lord" and yet toward one group Jesus does not know them. Hear this defining message of what it means to be simply Christian.

Many people see God as unapproachable or aloof and yet in this remarkable teaching, Jesus tells us not only can we ask of God but encourages us to do so. Lawrence shares how God is actually waiting and eagerly wanting to give us good gifts as well as a specific Gift.

*Please note that the audio recording lost it's input around 27-28 minutes and so in order to complete the teaching we merged Lawrence's teaching on the Holy Spirit from May 18, 2014.

"Do not judge" is one of the most quoted phrases today. What does that mean and how is Jesus' teaching as well as the way He lived the guidance for what this looks like? Listen in as Lawrence shares how radical the love of God is.

In our final mini-financial series message, Lawrence shares the key to financial freedom and peace. As we learn trust God, we can embody His heart and become conduits of love and blessing around us.

We worry a lot when it comes to money and finances. Jesus both describes the human condition of worry and provides 2 solutions and a way of living for financial peace.

Money is a topic not just on your mind, but it's on Jesus' mind as well. Listen in for our first of our 3-part mini-series on Money in the Sermon on the Mount. Lawrence shares about how to get financial security and financial freedom.

As much as God wants to propel us to our destiny, sometimes our own flesh gets in the way. Learn more about how Jesus both models and teaches us a powerful practice for surfacing the deep hidden fleshy wrestles that are usually unknown to us. Jesus invites us to a feast of freedom.