There is definitely something good to gain from advice like "speak your truth," but this advice can be confusing when it comes to things that are not up for interpretation. How do we live in a culture where everyone has biases and differing opinions? How do we be respectful towards those with whom we disagree while recognizing the fact that sometimes we all get it wrong? Ps. Ike Shepardson's message this week aims to help us think about truth based on how Jesus lived his life and how we ought to live our lives.

In our culture, people design spirituality around their desires, wishes, and hopes. But what if the truth about what matters most was bigger and better than anything you've hoped for? Ps. Kelsey Shepardson challenges us to look forward to a future hope that is unshakeable, one that is worth everything we have.

Life is best lived with close ties to people who are also trying to follow Jesus, but the most important part of the mix is the Holy Spirit.  The Holy Spirit gives us boldness to speak about our deepest commitments.  He gives us the ability to follow God.  He is God's way of speaking to us when we need direction the most.

When you meet Jesus, things will never be the same.  Ps. Ike Shepardson walks through a story of a man healed by Jesus and how we can have substantial healing through Jesus today.

Ps. Kelsey Shepardson teaches us about Jesus' mission to bring salvation to people. When Jesus saves people, he helps them distance themselves from the status conventions of the world, give their money generously to the poor, and find their value not in what they have, but in God.

Does it ever feel like all of your hard work is going nowhere? The truth is that any satisfaction or benefit that we find from work will always feel fleeting without connecting to the true source of significance. Ps. Scott Lasher encourages us to find our rest and satisfaction in Jesus.  Only through Jesus does our work have lasting meaning.

Ps. Ike Shepardson teaches us how to invite the Holy Spirit to fill us and what happens when we do.  See Ephesians 5:15-20.

It's easy to look at your job as a means to personal goals, but what if you looked at work as part of a much bigger plan to set things right in the world? The Bible actually points us toward a way of life where everything that we do, even our work, can be part of God's mission to redeem and heal the world. In this message, Ps. Kelsey Shepardson teaches us what Bible means when it talks about "being a blessing" to others.

What would happen if followers of Jesus had a reputation for being more skilled and diligent in our work than anyone else? What if our work was a passion instead of a pain? Pastors Cassie and Tyler Zabor teach us that Christians can look at our work differently and have a unique impact on the world around us through our work.

We typically think of work either a curse or as something that we do so that we can do what we really love.  However, when we look more deeply into  reality, we see that work is an inherent good that humanity was designed to do.  Ps. Ike Shepardson encourages us to see that work is deeply connected to God's nature and to human nature.