They just need to. It's a phrase we deploy about all kinds of problems. Race problems. Family problems. Political problems. Education problems. They just need to. But that phrase often misses what God's up to, what God wants to do. In this message, Max Vanderpool walks through the calling of Moses in hopes that you will abandon they just need to and look to God and what He wants to do.

Face it. We tend to put a lot of stock in who we are based upon what we do, what others say about us and what we have. But is that really wise? Is helpful? In this message, Max Vanderpool makes a case for what rooting your identity in God looks like.

Face it. We tend to put a lot of stock in who we are based upon what we do, what others say about us and what we have. But is that really wise? Is helpful? In this message, Max Vanderpool makes a case for what rooting your identity in God looks like.

God's gift of salvation is more than just a ticket to heaven. It's restoring what was broken in the fall...you identity. It means that you no longer have to look for what you do, how you perform, what others think of you or how you feel to TELL you who you are or what you're worth. In this message, Max Vanderpool share TWO ways to pass along a blessing to others that cements their true identity.

God's gift of salvation is more than just a ticket to heaven. It's restoring what was broken in the fall...you identity. It means that you no longer have to look for what you do, how you perform, what others think of you or how you feel to TELL you who you are or what you're worth. In this message, Max Vanderpool share TWO ways to pass along a blessing to others that cements their true identity.

From our April InterGen on Perseverance, Max Vanderpool shares why we can hang tough and how we can help others do the same.

From our April InterGen on Perseverance, Max Vanderpool shares why we can hang tough and how we can help others do the same.

The biggest imprint on our lives is what we did or did not receive from our parents. Every one of us looks to our parents, whether we want to recognize it or not, for a blessing...a mix of unconditional love and acceptance. Unfortunately, this is a broken world with broken people...and broken parents produce broken children. In this message, Max Vanderpool outlines what can happen - and what God can do.

The biggest imprint on our lives is what we did or did not receive from our parents. Every one of us looks to our parents, whether we want to recognize it or not, for a blessing...a mix of unconditional love and acceptance. Unfortunately, this is a broken world with broken people...and broken parents produce broken children. In this message, Max Vanderpool outlines what can happen - and what God can do.

Every culture has a way of identity formation. Every culture has a way of helping individuals determine who they are and how to express it and live it out. Ours is no different. In this very important message, Max Vanderpool outlines how our culture shapes identity and why, more often than not, it doesn't work.