This week we cast a vision for Grace to walk in harmony with the unity prayer of Jesus found in John chapter 17.

In John 17 we get the gift of the High Priestly Prayer, in which Jesus prays for the church. His single petition to God on our behalf is unity. How can we pursue this unity, and what are the biggest threats to this goal?

John 13:34-35 are some of the most profound and compelling verses in all of scripture. This week we dive into this passage and all of its implications.

Last week we talked about the importance of abiding in Christ. This week we ask how we can practically do that amidst the chaos and confusion of life.

The invitation to abide is a gift of simplicity in a world of confusion and chaos.

How is it possible that Jesus going away was good news? This week we will take a closer look at a promise Jesus made to comfort His disciples.

In this opening sermon of the series, we discuss the import of the upper room discourse and the implications of the invitation of Jesus.

A very important update on the status of our building campaign, as well as a few thoughts on the spiritual discipline of giving.

This week we arrive at the climax of the prayer and the main petition Paul makes for the church in Ephesus and, in turn, us. The desire of Paul is quite simple – that we would know God.

This week we dive deep on one of the implications of the great Ephesians prayer, reflecting on why Christianity was never, ever intended to be a solo exercise – and what we should do in light of that reality.