Many want to follow Jesus in Matthew chapter 8, but who makes the decision to? As Jesus calls his people to follow him, he warns them of the cost that comes, but also the security and reward that is found. As we jump back into Matthew's Gospel, Tobias opens Matt. 8:18-27 to show us all the cost of following Jesus.

As we return to Matthew's Gospel; Tobias restarts the series by showing how Jesus fulfills Isaiah's prophecy in Matthew 8:1-17 and points forwards to his greater healing authority as the sovereign lamb who was sent to be slain.

On Friday we met a man crowned with thorns who is buried in a borrowed tomb. On Sunday that tomb is empty. Join us as Tobias concludes our Easter series to show how and why Jesus is the King of kings.

As we come into Passion week... we travel to the scene of Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey. And as the crowds throw their coats on the ground and wave palm branches, Tobias shows us in Mark 11 who Jesus really is.

In Mark 10, someone comes up to Jesus and wants to find out what must be done to gain eternal life. However, as Jesus probes into his heart... this young man discovers that it is impossible for him to gain it his way. So who can know eternal life? Join us as we turn to Mark 10 and see what Jesus reveals who can know eternal life if they decide to follow him.

As we continue our look at some of the conversations Jesus had on his way to the cross... we encounter a conversation Jesus has with his disciples, and specifically, Peter in Mark 8. Which leaves us with the question... Who do you think Jesus really is?

As we start a new series on the road to Easter, we look at conversations Jesus had on his way to the cross... beginning with the woman in Syrophoenicia. Join us as we explore and the answer the question in Mark 7 of who the gospel is really for.

Paul concludes his letter to the Philippians by encouraging them in thanksgiving through their continued generosity to him. And as he does so, he also encourages them to see that his life is held secure by Christ who sustains him. Paul is content, and wants the church to be content too. As we finish Philippians, Glen helps us to see how we too can learn contentment in Christ as we know how he sustains us and encourages us to live in faith each day.

With so much war and strife going on in both the world and in our day to day lives; how can we know peace? As we continue looking at the book of Philippians, Tobias shows us in chapter 4 how we can know the peace that God brings to us in Christ today amidst a world of conflict.

What goals matter most to us? Paul encourage the church in Philippians to consider the goal that's worth pursuing most the goal of knowing Christ. Join us as Tobias continues our series by turning to Philippians 3 and helping us see a goal that's worth pursuing.