Wherever God's grace has been at work, generosity follows. In the final message in our 'Finding Your Groove' series, Pastor Nathan Brewer teaches about the habit of giving and generosity.

Reading our Bibles, praying, and gathering with other believers are all important habits for every Christian to form. But, spiritual formation and growth is still a work of God. In this message, you’ll discover the difference the Holy Spirit makes when we are willing to say, “I need help!”

If you're a Jesus follower, you need to have some other Jesus followers in your life for mutual encouragement and accountability. It's one of the habits of spiritual maturity - gathering with the church as a body for worship and scattering with small groups to do life together.

The first habit of a growing disciple of Jesus is talking to God in prayer and listening to what the Holy Spirit is saying through God's Word, the Bible.

We love the idea of "home." But no matter how hard we search, we can never quite find it. Nothing fulfills us the way we'd thought. Why? Because we weren't made for a world like this one. We were made for the next world, our real home, and God is preparing it for his entire forever family.

If you think God likes the nice, 'normal', religious people better and that his goal is for us all to be happy and comfortable, you've believed a cultural version of Jesus. Instead, he came on a rescue mission for the least, the last, and the lost, and he invites us to join that mission with him.

We are all prodigals, and we are all invited to return home to a relationship with the good, good Father. Listen in as Pastor Brandon teaches part two of 'God of the Prodigals.'

You have probably heard the parable of the prodigal son, but you might have missed one of the major points of it. We are all prodigals. We are all lost in our own way. And there is hope and grace for all of us.

Most people believe that the church is all about following rules and being against things. But what are we for? We're for liberty and spiritual freedom. Listen as Pastor Danny Kirk explores this.

The church is often known for being against things, but there are some big values that our church stands FOR, and we believe they were God's ideas to begin with. On week one, we talked about standing for equality. On week two, we talked about standing for justice. And in this third installment, Brian Wise teaches about why and how we stand for mercy.