In this message, Tom Richter teaches us that the call to follow Jesus is not something that should be taken lightly. The call comes regardless of our past, regardless of the cost, and regardless of what anyone else might do. As believers who have surrendered to the call to follow Christ, we are saved by grace and kept by grace, therefore we must serve by grace and live by grace. 

Sometimes our obedience to the Lord seems like a waste to the world. We see this truth in action in John 12:1-11, when Mary anoints Jesus’ feet with an extremely expensive perfume. In this message, Tom Richter urges us to leave our lives broken open and surrendered at the feet of Jesus, because He is worth everything.  

Daniel 3 encompasses the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego; three Jews who refused to worship any false god. As they are thrown into the fire for their disobedience, we see a supernatural protection by the one true God. In whose hands is your life placed in? Do you trust King Jesus to protect you, even to the point of death? 

In this message, Tom Richter preaches on The Parable of the Hidden Treasure found in Matthew 13:44 and encourages us to take inventory of our lives; giving up what we can’t keep, to gain what we can’t lose. 

In this message, Tom Richter teaches over the calling of the twelve disciples in Luke 5:1-11. Sometimes it can feel like Jesus is “interrupting” our lives, but He is not trying to things away from us, He is trying to give something to us. What is standing between you and what God is calling you to? 

In this message, Nick Person teaches from Mark 14 about true worship. True worship is beautiful to the King, it means that we offer all that we have, and it is rooted in eternity. May our worship be true and proper in every circumstance. 

There were 125 spiritual decisions during this service, with 61 professions of faith.  

In this message from Mark 8, Nick Person teaches us that as followers of Christ, it is crucial for us to be in alignment with our King. To be in alignment with Him we must see Him accurately, deny ourselves, take up the cross, and follow Him.  

During this service there were 109 spiritual decisions, with 43 of them being professions of faith. 

In Mark 6:30-41 we see the supernatural provision of God in action as Jesus multiplies something seemingly small into an unfathomable amount. It’s not about the size of the offering, but rather the hands that it is in. Perhaps it’s time for us to open our hearts and place our lives in the hands that are much more capable than us. 

During this service there were 120 spiritual decisions with 64 professions of faith.  

Living the gospel-centered lives that we are called to is not always easy, but we are called to follow Christ regardless. In this message from Mark 2, Nick Person encourages us to be inconvenienced for the gospel. This may look like inconvenient compassion, inconvenient faith, and inconvenient sacrifice. In what area of your life might God be calling you to be inconvenienced for the sake of the gospel? 

There was a total of 127 spiritual decisions during this service, including 87 professions of faith. 

In this message Nick Person urges us to recognize that action is required in order to live as Jesus lived and love as Jesus loved, which is what we are called to do. Teaching from Mark 1, Nick shows us that Jesus invites us to walk in the steps that He has already forged. 

There were 86 spiritual decisions during this service, with 49 professions of faith.