In this message, Drew focuses on the first movement of the Lord's prayer - Our Father's Name.

We aren't to seek persecution, but if the life of Christ is in us, persecution will find us.

Peacemaking is one of those super crucial areas of spiritual growth, development, competency, and practice, that we all should and need to be regularly growing in.

The heart is the seat of affections or the fountain of everything you think, say, or do.

Our God is a God of mercy who shows mercy continuously; and if we are citizens of His kingdom, we must show mercy too.

The first three beatitudes deal primarily with us. They are an examination of self. But with the 4th beatitude, our attention turns positive and toward God. It is not enough to mourn over past sin, we must hunger and thirst for righteousness.

Humility before God is nothing if not proved in humility before each other.

In the Beatitudes, Jesus is pulling back the curtain of the universe and revealing how things actually work. He shares with us who He's actually blessing.

This incredible Sermon that Jesus used to begin His ministry, begins with what we call The Beatitudes. Eight statements of who is actually blessed in this world. To be “poor in spirit” is to acknowledge our spiritual bankruptcy before God.

We are grateful for all the things God has done for us as we celebrate the last Sunday at Warehouse. - Drew Witt shares his processing of this next journey for the church in it's transition to our new facility. How do we deal with major change?