We kick off a new series about hope, how to get it, how to keep it and why we desperately need it.

Not everyone iikes to read, so we're posting a different spiritual discipline to our podcast each week!

In our final message from the Sermon on the Mount, we talk about how to examine our spiritual maturity with three warnings from Jesus.

Not everyone likes to read, so we're posting a different spiritual discipline to our podcast each week! Don't have a spiritual formation group? Start one! Gather a few friends, neighbors, or coworkers and agree to meet together in each other’s homes or at a local coffee shop or park each week. Throughout the week, remind each other about the spiritual discipline. Pray for each other, and share your successes and struggles with each other.

In our Sept 4 Sunday gathering, we continue to explore Jesus' teachings in the Sermon on the Mount, by talking about what to do when heaven is silent to our desperate prayers.

In September, we're launching Spiritual Formation Groups. Not everyone likes to read, so we're posting a different spiritual discipline in our podcast each week! Gather a few friends, neighbors, or coworkers and agree to meet together in each other’s homes or at a local coffee shop or park each week. When you meet, read one of the spiritual disciplines out loud together. You can go in order or skip around in the guide.

End each session by asking people if they feel confident or challenged by the practice. Discuss together how to take the practice deeper if someone feels confident, or how to start smaller if someone feels challenged by it.

Throughout the week, remind each other about the spiritual discipline. Pray for each other, and share your successes and struggles with each other.

In our August 28 service, we near the end of our series on the Sermon on the Mount and talk about Jesus' command to not judge each other, and how condemnation doesn't produce life change.

As we continue our series in the Sermon the Mount, we wrestle with Jesus' teaching to not be anxious and talk about how his life equips us to live as agents of love and people of peace.

As we continue our exploration of the Sermon on the Mount, we examine the counter cultural path that Jesus says leads to happiness.

We continue our micro series on the basics of the church and talk about the Biblical basis for baptism and the complicated church history associated with it.