We often put limitations on what God can do, but He wants to expand our capacity through His love and goodness.

We often think we know what humility looks like, but if we hold fast to the person of Jesus we see that our categories get shattered.

We had the opportunity to hear from our guest speaker Mark Orphan from Genesis Project in Fort Collins about a peculiar story that happens in the gospel according to Mark. That hen we encounter the person of Jesus, we are left with a choice in how we respond to the conflict in our lives.

Jesus loves running after us, but sometimes that can be a scary thing for us to accept Him fully. But the more we maintain our gaze fixed on Jesus, the less we will have to fear.

Even when we hold fast to the love of Jesus, we still end up off-course or in unexpected places, but God redirects us through the storms.

As we look forward in the next steps of our journey, we have to recognize that storms are imminent. Therefore, we have to hold fast to our foundation and allow Jesus to carry us through.

This is the first message in our new series, Hold Fast.

Easter Sunday!! We are closing our series in The Way, the Truth, and the Life. As we journey toward resurrection, we find the Life of Jesus through His spirit.

Palm Sunday is about the Kingship of Jesus. Which means we have a choice of whether or not to follow Him. This King is different than any other Kings, and when we accept and confront His truth, we are then set free.

We had an incredible time celebrating our official grand opening of Genesis Project in Portland!

We started a three part series of The Way, The Truth, and The Life. Where on launch we focused on following in the way of the great I AM.

We often minimize the good news of Jesus to some simple half-truths, but once we really establish what the gospel is about according to Jesus, then we are able to understand what that means for us and through us.