When Jesus says, "blessed are the meek," we often misunderstand what He is saying. Meek is not weak, it's translated to mean "soothing medicine, a gentle breeze and power under control."

Diving into what it means to be meek, finding blessing, and how it lines up with the world's view of both

Getting real about what is actually happening in our hearts and lives is crucial to living in the freedom and joy that is available to us. Blessed are those who mourn is all about getting the things inside of us to the outside of us. Expressing it is a step towards comfort and courage

We continue our series on the upside-down message of Jesus. The Kingdom of God seems upside-down to the ways the kingdom of this world operates. In a world of posing and powering up, Jesus says that the fullness of God's way, His Kingdom, comes to the broken; the poor in spirit

The heart of God the Father is stunning. No matter who you are or what you have done, He loves you.

We reboot this series on the upside-down message of Jesus. The Kingdom of God seems upside-down to the ways the kingdom of this world operates. In a world of division and disunity, we tend towards combativeness or passivity. There is another way. The way of a peacemaker.

Pastor Jim speaks from the heart about the turmoil of our nation, and examining our hearts in light of systemic racism

Worried? Let it prompt prayer. Bring all your worries and cares to God. He wants to hear the honest cry of your heart.

Can we move beyond simply getting more information into experiencing peace? What might it look like to "put into practice" the things God offers?

When trials turn up the heat in our lives, we can allow God to bring us deeper transformation. Even failures can result in our strengthening and growth...