In this message, Bob and Kimberly challenge us to cultivate hope, the joyful anticipation of good, in every season of our lives. Those whose hope is in The Lord will not be disappointed.Bible Reading: Exodus 3:3-12

In this message Matt urges us to stir up the kind of bravery and character that sets our families up for generations.Bible Reading:2 Peter 1:3-11

When you have lost your soul and God gives it back, there's nothing you want to protect more! We are learning to protect our relational connection to the Father because there is nothing more important!In this message we discuss the root of two extremely different forces: legalism and freedom.Bible Reading:Galatians 4:1-11; 5:1-18

As we continue our series "Repentance Restores the Standard", Pastor Jared dives into the importance of faith being partnered with action. Bible Reading:Romans 4:1-17; Genesis 15:6; 17:23-24; James 2:8-10

Repentance and obedience are inseparable. In our text, we read that we are being built into a spiritual house. One that needs to be adorned and furnished. So, how do we furnish our spiritual house? We obey His voice.Bible Reading:1 Peter 2:1-10; Matthew 16:1-6

The availability of forgiveness is not what restores the standard. Repentance restores the standard!Why? Because repentance is our response to what Jesus made available. Repentance is what connects us to the reality of God's superior Kingdom. Without it, there is no life and our spiritual house is swept clean, but is empty.Bible Reading:John 5:2-14; Matthew 3:8

In this message, we dive into the subject of "judgment" and "accountability" and how it relates to true repentance. Bible Reading:Luke 17:1-4; 2 Corinthians 7:8-12

We are justified, pardoned by God just as if we had never sinned, by who Jesus was and by what He did at the cross. But we are being sanctified, the process of being set apart as holy unto The Lord, by learning to copy the life of Jesus and by learning to value obedience to The Father's voice.In this message, we look at reasons why God speaks to us and some of the most common ways He does so.Bible Reading:John 10:22-39

We enter the Kingdom by turning to The Lord; but, we mature in the KIngdom by being transformed. Transformation is fueled by obedience to His voice.Obedience is "law" or "control" in the eyes of a servant. Obedience is a "response" in the eyes of a son or daughter. Only through obedience can we unlock all that God has placed into our account through Jesus.Bible Reading:2 Corinthians 3:7-18; 4:1-6; Romans 3:23; James 4:17; Colossians 1:13

The bride, or the church, is learning to walk in agreement with Jesus, the Groom.Building of relationships is what creates unity of the Spirit and this unity attracts the movement of Heaven.Bible Reading:Romans 8:15-21