Matthew 28:18-20 The gap was never just about you and Jesus. What he has done in you was always meant to be passed on. This week we look at the Great Commission not as a program or a strategy but as the natural overflow of a life that has been transformed by Jesus. Wherever you are in the journey — you have something to offer. And someone in your life needs what you've found.

Luke 9:23-25 At some point following Jesus starts costing you something real. Your time. Your plans. Your comfort. Your control. This week we look at what it actually means to take up your cross daily — and why the people who have done it say it was worth it. You may not see what God is doing yet. But you know who God is. And that's enough to make the sacrifice.

John 14:15-27 Most of us go straight to the doing. The obeying. The trying harder. But Jesus flips the order. Love first, obedience follows. And he doesn't leave you to figure it out alone — he sends the Spirit to teach you, remind you, and keep you connected to Jesus in every season. Even the hard ones. This week we discover the only posture that actually moves us forward in the gap.

John 3:1-18 There's a gap between who you are and who you want to be. Most of us have tried to close it on our own — through discipline, religion, or sheer willpower. But Jesus tells Nicodemus something that stops him in his tracks: you can't get there from here. Not because you haven't tried hard enough, but because what he's offering is an entirely new kingdom. One you can't enter from the outside. This is where the journey begins.

Summer Mixtape. We are spending the summer working through Paul's letters to the church. This week take a look at Ephesians.

Summer Mixtape. We are spending the summer working through Paul's letters to the church. We start with his letter to the Galatian church.

Pentecost. We wrap up our series and celebrate Pentecost Sunday; where we celebrate the coming of God the Spirit coming down to be our helper and guide through this life.

Pentecost. Prayer is such an interical practice in the followers of Jesus' lives. But how should we do it and what should we expect?

Pentecost. You may have heard someone say "they are in the Spirit," but what does that mean? Is it wrong? Can it be manipulated? What did Jesus intent?

Pentecost. As we get ready to celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit we spend a few weeks talking about who he is and what he does.