This week we kick off our new series discussing a discipline we all know we need, but but very few of us actually have.

This week we finalize our series on the Holy Spirit by tackling the question of how exactly we are to experience the Spirit.

This week we discussed the gifts of the Spirit as outlined in 1 Corinthians 12 and Romans 12 and learned that spiritual gifts are God's on the job training and are an affirmation of and an invitation into the privilege of ministry. 

Jesus told the disciples that it was better for us that he was leaving so that we could receive the Spirit, which is an audacious claim. This week we will take some time and examine how that claim can possibly be true.

Erin Winston, Grace Kids pastor, looks at one of the forgotten heroes of the Bible, Gideon. If you have ever felt as if you are not good enough, not skilled enough or not qualified for a task you have been asked to do, then the story of Gideon should be a heartening one for you!

In John chapter 21 we find one of the most restorative, hope-giving conversations ever recorded in the Bible.  This week we look at that conversation and reflect on what it might mean to us.

All of us will face a Saturday during our lives – a time of hardship when we may feel as if God is silent. But the silence of Go doesn’t equal the absence of God. Sunday is coming – and Jesus ALWAYS comes through!

This week we cover the most gratitude-inspiring story in the Bible — the crucifixion of Jesus.

John 17 contains the longest recorded prayer of Jesus.  This prayer reveals his heart for the world and for you.  Let’s look at what Jesus most wants for his children.