Mark 15:22-32 | April 12, 2020

On Easter Sunday, Sean Boyd examines the responses of those who witnessed the crucifixion and how each is an insight into our own hearts.

John 12:1-19 | April 5, 2020

Jesus went from being welcomed and honored as He entered Jerusalem, to abandoned and arrested in the matter of days. As we begin Holy Week with observing Palm Sunday, we reflect on what it might mean for us to lay our palms down.

Psalm 32:8-9, Galatians 5:25 | March 29, 2020

Faith without facts can lead us into foolishness. Facts without faith can create fear. A life abiding in Jesus pairs both faith and wisdom.

James 5, Matthew 6 | March 22, 2020

As we all struggle to process and respond to COVID-19, Ben Tindall calls us back to a life of prayer, encouraging us to not be overwhelmed but to look to Jesus. He then leads the church through a time of prayer and reflection in the Lord’s Prayer.

Luke 5:1-11 | Who Is In Your Boat 2 of 3 | March 8, 2020

After a frustrating and fruitless night fishing, Jesus tells Peter to do something that makes no sense – to simply fish on the other side of his boat. The result is nets overflowing, and a shocked Peter. In the same way, Jesus speaks life to our disappointment, and leads us to respond to His words of life.

Luke 5:1-11 | Who Is In Your Boat 1 of 3 | March 1, 2020

To better address a crowd, Jesus steps into Peter’s fishing boat. In the same way, Jesus steps into our ordinary life and reorients us to what He is focused on.

Joshua 4:1-9 | February 23, 2020

Upon crossing the Jordan, God instructed Joshua and the Israelites to make a memorial of stones from the river to remember what God had done for them. Through teaching and personal stories from Kristy Boyd and Joel Swan, we are encouraged to hold fast to what God has done, to remember His goodness, and to share our story.

Deuteronomy 8, Matthew 6, Matthew 4 | February 16, 2020

We explore the powerful spiritual discipline of fasting in both the life of Jesus and in His instruction to His followers.

Acts 2:42-47 | February 9, 2020

Sean Boyd unpacks the strength and benefit of living as God intended, in purposeful community. Just like Legos, we are stronger together, more useful together, and serve a larger purpose in displaying the Kingdom of God through our lives.

Various Scriptures | February 2, 2020

Drawing on comparisons between life and The Big Game, Sean Boyd examines how the grace of God leads us to actions over empty words, perseverance in trial, and steadfastness of spirit.