Jesus invites us to persistently ask, seek, and knock and promises to respond. But how do we wrestle with the reality of us not getting what we request?

Jesus invites us to invite others in our lives. This invitation is not just for those who look, act, or think like US. But those who are on the outside, on the margins, and those who require extra attention and time.

It is so easy to pay more and more attention to our needs, our wants, our appetites, and our place on the ladder of success. But Jesus took on the very nature of a servant and calls us to follow him in that. What heart change do we need so that we can readily consider the wellbeing of others?

Is it possible to have a contentment that stays constant through all of life's ups and downs? Only when we receive ongoing strength from God can we live out hope in the broken corners of the world.

How do we live the unburdened life? In Matthew 11:28, Jesus teaches us in this short verse about the need for rest, the way to rest, and gives us a call to rest. Join us as we examine the nature of true toil, the meaning of the rightful yoke, and how we can come to Jesus.

Is the bible just a lifeless accumulation of history and information, or is it actually active and alive?

What does it mean to give from the heart? In this message we explore the gift-giving and generous person of God and the joy that is found in generosity.

Explore Jesus’ teachings on the futility of worry and the trust in divine provision.

The Spirit of God works through the crisis and roadblocks and difficult situations of our lives to create beautiful and lasting good. Lookin g at the letter writing ministry of Paul born out of adversity.

Considering the call of God to Paul, and the courage it asked of him for the sake of God's Kingdom. Continuing in our sermon series on the Holy Spirit's empowering the early church in the book of Acts