Our guest speaker is Abraham Cho is from Redeemer Presbyterian Church. He recently completed his doctor of ministry and is passionate about leadership development, public theology, race and justice. Tune in for a powerful message on being the salt and light.

It was the meal to disrupt all meals, and one that many don't fully understand while Jesus was turning culture inside-out. Join us as we discuss the implications of Lord's Supper for our lives.

What if There's More? // Christopher Stites by Inspire Churches

Our greatest enemy is not Satan, but self. In a culture of overindulgence, self-control seems like an impossible ask.

Join us as we look at how this impossible fruit of self-control can be produced in our lives.

Are you a good person? Many believe so, but what is this based on? What is the difference between the good we see in society and the goodness only the Holy Spirit can produce?

"Be Kind" has become a buzzword in our culture. So why are we not seeing more of it? You might be surprised to find out where we are getting this wrong and why it matters, as we continue in our series Summer Gardens.

Faithfulness first originates from God and is ultimately fulfilled in Jesus. Fruitfulness in faithfulness is directly tied to our relational intimacy with Jesus and therefore every good fruit flows from it.

The patience in waiting for God’s timing is the proclamation that Jesus is not only Savior but also Lord of our life.

Supernatural gentleness is not being weak or passive. It is the opposite. It requires tremendous strength and self-control. It comes from an attitude of humility, and it always desires to restore.

Peace is not just the absence of conflict, but it is the presence wholeness, wellness, and prosperity. This is the peace that God seeks to restore to all of his creation in Christ Jesus.