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Wisdom from above is willing to yield, willing to be entreated upon, persuaded, willing in obedience, submissive, and slow. Join us as Pastor Greg dives into a practical look at this fourth description of heavenly wisdom.
Wisdom is gentle in approach, posture, and character. Join us as dive into the third description of Divine Wisdom in James 3. Pastor Dalton tackles this week of our WISDOM series.
Wisdom is peace-able. Join us today as we dive into WEEK TWO of our new series over wisdom as we learn to "wield" God's favor.
Pastor Greg dives deep into Proverbs 3.
Wisdom is all about learning to WIELD the favor of the Lord. Over the next eight weeks, we will be traveling through the 8 defining words of “heavenly wisdom” from James 3.
And today - wisdom is first PURE.
Jesus is the resurrection AND the life. Why two? Join us on this impactful Sunday in BOTH English and Spanish as Pastor Greg and Brahian co-teach this message on John 20 & John 11.
Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. And free from a “troubled” heart, we can understand this claim more and more.
Join in as Pastor Greg dives deep into these intimate words in John 14.
Jesus is the good shepherd, the fulfillment of David’s words in Psalm 23. Join us as Pastor Brahian unpacks this beautiful truth from John 9 & 10.
Jesus is the “light of the world.” Join in as we dive into the second “I AM” statement found in the Gospel of John.
In the light, there is no condemnation.
In the light, there is no judgement.
But in the light, there is clarity and direction.
In John 6, Jesus gives us His first of seven “I AM” statements. Join us as Pastor Greg tackles one of the longest (and most difficult) chapters in the Gospel of John.
Join us for a 40 day journey to Easter. Every Sunday, we are diving into the Gospel of John to “behold Jesus” as He discloses more and more of who He is.
Tune into the intro of this series as Pastor Greg sets the scene and casts the vision for: “I AM: Beholding Jesus.”
Key texts: 2 Corinthians 3 & John 4
This sermon travels through Genesis 40.
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