In order for something to live, something has to die. We look at the story of Jonah to help us understand what Jesus has done for us.

Ben wraps up our Storyline series. Ben talks about how all of the best stories include patient endurance: pushing through roadblocks, even when it's hard.

Jim's message this weekend centers around our need to be strategic in all our relationships; putting God first, family next, followed by friends. Whether a "good" or "bad" relationship, each holds the possibility of pulling us away from fulfilling our Compelling Vision—what God has called us to do.

This week we look at the relationship between Anointed Authority and Confident Humility. When anointed authority and confident humility are used together in our lives, we begin building better stories and step into who God created us to be.

We have all been anointed and chosen by God for His mission for us, and with that anointing comes the authority to carry out that mission.

Our lives will never really change for the better unless we take our compelling vision and relentless conviction and put them into action.

Before we can really start to live out our compelling vision for our lives, we need to learn how to overcome the obstacles that are sure to come. Jesus modeled how to effectively do this when He was faced with temptation in the wilderness. By identifying lies and replacing them with truth, we can overcome the obstacles that try to keep us from our vision.

Your life is telling a story… but is it a compelling story?

This weekend, guest speaker Shawn Johnson, Lead Pastor at Red Rocks Church, reminds us that even in seasons of uncertainty, God has a plan for your life.

Put to death and get rid of the obvious things that are interfering in your relationship with God and with the most important people in your life.