[Eph 2:5,6] "You can never be more co-raised and co-elevated than what you already are. You can only "grow" in your awareness of your redeemed oneness." We spend time IMAGINING our oneness!

Mother Teresa - "Dearest Lord, may I see you today and every day in the person of your sick, and whilst nursing them, minister unto you. Though you hide yourself behind the unattractive disguise of the irritable, the exacting, the unreasonable, may I still recognize you, and say: “Jesus, my patient, how sweet it is to serve you.”

You are more than what you can see with your natural sight. You are more than what your feelings tell you. You are better than the input of family members, friends, the media (specially Social Media), and religious teaching you've received!

Pastor Wes brings a timely message on the thoughts we wrestle with in living a life of humility and purpose.

"You have greatly valued the prophetic word which came to fulfillment in what I endured. I will also guard you with great care, empowering you to stand strong in the midst of the troubled times... Rev 3:10 (Mirror Trans)

An inspiring message from our guest, Pastor Tyg Taylor, Founder and Executive Director of Wholly Kicks, about loving people through walking life out in the shoes God gave YOU.

“The Bible is the bible, NOT the "Word of God” Andy Stanley said, "the Bible is not the foundation of our faith..." Explore with us tomorrow these two difficult statements and find out how brother Stanley concluded his!

Have you struggled with reading and understanding the Bible? Is the Bible inerrant... infallible? Do you have questions about whether you can truly trust what you read--rely on what you hear? Don't miss Part 3 of this transformational series.

What is the overarching storyline of the Bible? How should the Bible be understood. This week's discussion challenges us to think about the bigness of God's plan to include all of humanity in a relationship with himself.

Have you struggled with reading and understanding the Bible? Do you have questions about whether you can truly trust what you read?... rely on what you hear?