Do you ever wake up and think: Man, I want to be powerless today? Have you ever asked God to render you incapable? Is one of your goals for 2018 to become completely dependent upon others? OF COURSE NOT! We try to deny our weakness, refute our weakness, defend our weakness, excuse our weakness and HIDE our weakness. But God says to us: I want to use them. In this message, Max Vanderpool shares one of the secrets to living to the Christian life.

Do you ever wake up and think: Man, I want to be powerless today? Have you ever asked God to render you incapable? Is one of your goals for 2018 to become completely dependent upon others? OF COURSE NOT! We try to deny our weakness, refute our weakness, defend our weakness, excuse our weakness and HIDE our weakness. But God says to us: I want to use them. In this message, Max Vanderpool shares one of the secrets to living to the Christian life.

In America, we're enamored with the kind of leadership that's visionary, compelling, capable, and is able to muster results. But there's a difference between true leadership and false leadership. Ask anyone who's served under or worked for a talented individual...only to watch that person use them as a stepping stone to some bigger and better. In this message, Pastor Max begins to unpack strength through weakness.

In America, we're enamored with the kind of leadership that's visionary, compelling, capable, and is able to muster results. But there's a difference between true leadership and false leadership. Ask anyone who's served under or worked for a talented individual...only to watch that person use them as a stepping stone to some bigger and better. In this message, Pastor Max begins to unpack strength through weakness.

Most of us, when we look at what others have or at what others are doing get a pang of jealousy. We sulk. We complain. We're envious. And we often get mad at God - why does He seem to love them MORE than He seems to love us? In this message, Max Vanderpool, gets to the heart of the issue and how to STOP playing the comparison game.

Most of us, when we look at what others have or at what others are doing get a pang of jealousy. We sulk. We complain. We're envious. And we often get mad at God - why does He seem to love them MORE than He seems to love us? In this message, Max Vanderpool, gets to the heart of the issue and how to STOP playing the comparison game.

God is constantly doing the unexpected. When God's Son began His public ministry, they weren't expecting Him to go to the cross. Two thousand years later, it's the same way with God - He's always doing things you DON'T expect. In this message, Max Vanderpool makes a case for why rationality isn't enough...no one can think their way to God. It takes the Spirit.

God is constantly doing the unexpected. When God's Son began His public ministry, they weren't expecting Him to go to the cross. Two thousand years later, it's the same way with God - He's always doing things you DON'T expect. In this message, Max Vanderpool makes a case for why rationality isn't enough...no one can think their way to God. It takes the Spirit.

Holy. It's a four-letter-word in America right now. And that's due, in part, to many years of hypocrisy (folks who SHOULD have been holy and weren't) and many years of holier-than-thou (folks who, because they do certain things and avoid other things, they're somehow better than everyone else). Holiness is also out of style right now, because Americans value authenticity and brokenness MORE. So what's a church to do? Especially when God wants His people to be...holy.

Holy. It's a four-letter-word in America right now. And that's due, in part, to many years of hypocrisy (folks who SHOULD have been holy and weren't) and many years of holier-than-thou (folks who, because they do certain things and avoid other things, they're somehow better than everyone else). Holiness is also out of style right now, because Americans value authenticity and brokenness MORE. So what's a church to do? Especially when God wants His people to be...holy.