In this episode, we remember and celebrate the triumphal entry of Jesus’ return to Jerusalem and the beginning of the final chapter of his journey to the Cross. Jesus comes in on a donkey and the people love it. It’s almost hard to believe that just a little while later they would be nailing the same Messiah on the Cross. 

Pastor Chris leads us through exploring what  we learn about Jesus in this moment,  and what  the revelation God might have for us about his nature and the Kingdom He is establishing.

 Engaging in God’s mission can be one of the most exciting, but also one of the most confusing, parts of being a disciple of Jesus. Everyone of us have real lives, real schedules and real responsibilities, and the pressure to some how squeeze engaging in God’s mission into the midst of all that can feel almost impossible and can leave us with a whole lot of guilt.

In this message, Pastor Chris explores Jesus' great commission in Matthew 28 in a way that  gives us a fresh perspective and a new excitement and energy to partner with God in his work on the earth.

Pastor John Jenkins teaches out of Jeremiah 12 and gives an encouraging word on perseverance through tough times 

Chris invites Pastor TL Rogers to share the ways the black church has helped shape faith in America

Olu takes us through John 15 and calls us to abide in Jesus

Pastor Holly challenges us through Jesus' recounting of two dinners to be radically invitational and radically relational. Where is God calling you to serve hospitably and relationally?

Pastor Moerman takes us through generosity as a spiritual practice that grows and shapes us.

What does it mean to be theologically grounded? In a world of shifting sands and uncertain values, how can we live as disciples who are building our lives on something solid and lasting?

Pastor Holly continues us in our new Marks of a Disciple series by taking us through what it means to be Spirit Empowered. How can recognizing what the Spirit is doing in our lives everyday?

In this message Pastor Chris begins our 'Marks of a Disciple’ by exploring the importance of transformation. If a Disciple is someone willing to be transformed and hungry to grow, then how can we partner with God in that process? Are there practical steps we can take to press into the transformation the Bible talks so much about it and become the women and men he’s destined us to be?