God does not have a speaking problem, we have a listening problem. In part one of this series we begin to learn how to be better listeners to the voice of God. God is speaking and we really can hear His voice if we take the time to tune in.

What comes to mind when you think of church? Most people think of a building or sitting in rows on a Sunday morning. While this may be a part of church, it’s not all that Jesus had in mind. In this message we look back at the first century church to rediscover how we should view church today.

What does it mean to follow Jesus? Is it just about believing and behaving a particular way? In this message we discover what separates those that are true followers of Jesus and those that are simply going through the motions.

Who is the Holy Spirit and what does He do? In this message we move beyond religious tradition and cultural misconception to clarify what it means to be baptized in the Holy Spirit.

Who is the Holy spirit? Is he a bird, a force or fire? In this message we move beyond religious tradition and cultural misconception to clarify who the Holy Spirit is.

What do you worry about? We live in one of the most worrisome and anxious times in history. We all have “good reasons” to worry. In this message Pastor Jody talks about what we are to do with the weight of worry.

As followers of Christ we are called to lead regardless of our position, occupation or experience. In this message we talk about the value of leadership and how we can increase our capacity to lead others toward Jesus.

We have all experienced failures in our lives. In this message we discover how to get back up and move forward after getting knocked down.

Sometimes we think the idea of God being angry is a bad thing, but what if was a good thing? By looking at a story in Mark where Jesus gets angry, we can learn how “anger" may actual reveal something about our own calling.

What are you waiting for? We all have something that we are waiting for. In this message we talk about what to do while we are waiting.