In the final message of our ‘I Say’ series we encounter the most provocative and controversial saying of Jesus. Its application into our lives is often difficult, but it can be the redemptive force inviting us to consider who God wants us to become.

Some of the most provocative teachings of Jesus are used by many of us unsuspectingly. In today's message, we will explore how radical a life Jesus is calling us to live.

We live in a day when people don’t live up to the word they give you. In this section of “I Say” Scott talks about the importance of keeping your word and being a person of integrity. This message will help you grow in truth telling and promise keeping.This message confronts your day to day following Christ as to keeping your word.

In one of the most controversial teachings of Jesus, we will see an extraordinary quality of God emerge in the midst of numerous practical applications.

In part two of our new series, we explore a countercultural teaching of Jesus that will challenge and encourage us to take a different approach to an important area of our lives.

As we begin a new year and we launch a new series, we will explore some of the more radical and revolutionary teachings of Jesus. This week we will see how who we listen to shapes what we believe and how what we believe shapes how we live.

Do you remember the feeling you experienced when you gave your life to the Lord? What would it look like for you to reclaim the wonder in your relationship with Jesus? Jesus was about His Father’s business, and we are called to live that same way; focused on serving our Heavenly Father in everything we do.

As we continue to explore the birth narrative of Jesus, this week we will see one of the areas where we have lost our sense of wonder, and also one of the ways we can reclaim that sense of wonder.

In the midst of a busy holiday season we can easily miss the simple and beautiful reality that God became one of us. This week we explore just one of the ways we can reclaim the wonder this Christmas season.

As we begin our Christmas series we explore the weight of the angelic declaration and begin to see ways we can begin to reclaim the wonder