In the final week of the Love Wins series, Pastor Anthony helps us take a look at how stress and worry can all be put in the past, because God has our future.

In part 3 of Love Wins, Pastor Anthony helps us realize how God's love isn't just victorious over our past, but our present as well.

In the second week of our Love Wins series, Pastor Anthony helps us look at how the love of Jesus was helped us have victory over our past.

What is the most powerful force in the world? It's not hate, bitterness or anger. It's the love of God. In this special Easter message that kicks off the Love Wins series, Pastor Anthony takes a look at what the power of God's love does.

Palm Sunday is a day where we remember the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. In this weeks message, Do Whatever He Tells You, Pastor Anthony reminds us of lessons found in and around the arrival of Christ. As Jesus prepares for the coming events, he continues to show us that God uses the weak, loves the unlovable and works in the most peculiar ways.

Our identities are formed and fortified as we spend time with God. We are compelled to act in response to meeting God. "Be and Behold" connects our experience of beholding God with how he changes us. In part 4, "Shine a Light", Pastor Anthony closes out the series by sharing what it looks like to shine a light and how it changes us to be more like Jesus.

Our identities are formed and fortified as we spend time with God. We are compelled to act in response to meeting God. "Be and Behold" connects our experience of beholding God with how he changes us. In the part 3, "Remain", we dive into the Parable of The Good Samaritan and learn how compassion is not just modeled in Christ's teachings, but is a fundamental part of our identity in Christ and a key principle of the Kingdom of God.

Our identities are formed and fortified as we spend time with God. We are compelled to act in response to meeting God. "Be and Behold" connects our experience of beholding God with how he changes us. In the part 2, "Remain", we see how the apostles Peter and John found their sense of identity in Christ, and how setting Jesus as our foundation of who we are helps us resist letting what we do, what we own and what others think of us define who we are.

Our identities are formed and fortified as we spend time with God. We are compelled to act in response to meeting God. "Be and Behold" connects our experience of beholding God with how he changes us. In the first part, "Reflection", we see how our God-given identity is found when we behold God. And how spending time with God, acknowledging his grandeur and beauty, develops our familiarity with Jesus, the one whom we are called to reflect.

How we look at things and what we focus on in life can determine so much. MindSet, a four part series helps us to allow God to influence our outlook in a positive way. This will require rewiring. But it's worth it, every step of the way.