Jesus was guided and defined by His compassion for others. How can we grow in our compassion and care for those around us?

As we launch our new series, we examine just how radical it was for Jesus to describe Himself as gentle and lowly.

We wrap up this series with the story of the death of Moses, which shows us, despite God’s punishment of Moses, how good a Father He really is.

In a huge moment in the life of Moses, God makes a covenant with him that can only later be fulfilled by Jesus Himself. This week, we look at that covenant and its implications.

This week, Moses comes down the mountain holding the law. This is one of the most singularly significant moments in scripture, so we must seek to understand what is happening in this moment.

In Exodus 19, we arrive at a moment that is very much worth our time and attention as we pause to marvel at God.

We have an annual tradition of celebrating our commitment to missions on what we call our Ministry Partner Sunday. We'll take this Sunday to shine the light on our Ministry Partners, both local and international! One of our long-time partners, Doug Bergeson, will share with us about God’s heart for missions. 

True leadership isn’t about titles or authority—it’s about humility, trust, and posture. Whether you’re leading in your home, your workplace, or within the church, God calls us to lead like we live it.

In a story that should be filled with action and heroism, Exodus 17:8-16 instead focuses on the miraculous power of God and the resiliency of friendship. It is a beautiful reminder that while God's plans do not always lead to ease or comfort, we are never alone.

Why does following God sometimes lead us to uncomfortable places? This week, we’re discussing how God uses discomfort to strengthen our faith, and how seasons of doubt can draw us closer to Him.