Aaron started our new series, Romans Road. This series has 5 stops, where we look at the important steps to take and acknowledge on our journey to salvation. Hopefully, through this series, you will be confident in your ability to share the good news of the Gospel to others around you and that they too can find salvation in Jesus Christ.

Jack wraps up the series with the topic of "community". The reality is that our community and who we surround ourselves with matter. And if we can have a community that make us better individually, we can make a greater community for others to experience how great our God is.

Mason continued our series and spoke to students through some ways to handle stress through the school year. And how there is an optimal window of stress that is actually helpful to us and how we live our lives as Christians.

This series as the school year begins, it is often difficult to know exactly where you stand. Hopefully through the series you can gain tips and tricks to make this next year more successful. Jack begins with how to set goals well that lead to greater success in school, sports, and ultimately in your relationship with God.

Closing our Questions From God series, Jack shares with us a question that was asked to Elijah on the Mountain of God. This is where God asked Elijah, "What are you doing here?". Hoping to remind Elijah that God has a perfect plan in store for him.

Mason takes us through our 3rd question from God, "Where were you?". Taking us through the story of Job and how to respond through pain and suffering.

Looking at another question from God, Aaron shares the question in Isaiah 6, "Who will go for us?".

In this series we look at different times that God asked us a question. This week we look at the question from the Garden of Eden, "Where are you?".

Jack speaks about the passage of "Do Not Worry" from Matthew 6:25-34 in the Sermon on the Mount and what we can know about our God because of the promise He gave us!

Mason teaches about the narrow and the broad road from the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 7:13-14.