How we are to respond if our Nations laws conflict with God's laws? Jim Burgen teaches on the purpose of God's laws and what life looks like when we pledge allegiance to Jesus over the Nation we live in.

This week Jim talks about what it means to give our bodies as living sacrifices and how to get involved with the church.

This week we introduce a brand new series called True North, where Jim Burgen leads us through 1 Peter 2 and discusses the one thing we need to do to grow up in our faith.

Even Peter struggled with his faith. It is okay for us to have doubts. Watch Jesse as he deconstructs these concepts in this week's video.

People call God "good," but how do we know if that's true? Today we'll be digging into that question as Ben Foote leads us through the book of Romans.

Have you ever wondered what makes Christians different than everyone else? We’re all human and we all go through struggles, but sometimes it can feel like people who claim to follow Jesus are just hypocritics. We’re diving back into 1 Peter and we’ll hear from Jim as he teaches us what living like a follower of Jesus actually looks like.

Let’s be honest; sometimes life sucks. We experience trials and hardship, but what if those hard seasons weren’t totally pointless? As painful and horrible and heavy and sad as it is, hardship can also reveal and cause us to hold onto our hope in Jesus Christ. When everything else in this world shifts, Jesus won’t. In “Life Involves Suffering” Jim Burgen teaches how to hold onto hope in the midst of hardship.

It makes no difference to the world what you claim to believe about Jesus if it doesn’t lead to following Jesus in your daily life. Belief without following is irrelevant. In “More Than Forgiven” Jim Burgen teaches why aligning our lives with Jesus is better than just being forgiven.

Jesus isn’t looking for good, moral, church-going people. In this message, Pastor Jim Burgen reminds us that Jesus’ call is to full devotion.

Technology is an opportunity, and we don’t have to treat it like the enemy. When there’s a technological advance, there’s an opportunity for the gospel. Are we ready to use that real opportunity in front of us because of what we have in our pockets?