While many of us crave independence, we were made for submission to the Shepherd. When Jesus declares He is the Good Shepherd, He calls us to follow His leadership into green pastures and still waters.

In a world full of options, Jesus claims to be the only way. It's a controversial claim, but for those who enter through The Door, they find salvation and life abundantly.

No matter how dark your world may seem, Jesus is the light. And in a moment of time, his light can illuminate your darkness, his grace can forgive your sins, and his presence can bring healing to your shame. And you are never the same again because when the light of the world becomes the light of your world, you never have to walk in darkness again.

Are you hungry for something more in life? Are you looking for a deeper meaning and purpose? In John 6:35, Jesus says, "I am the Bread of Life." This statement reveals Jesus' role as the sustainer and provider of our spiritual lives and allows us to reflect on how we can feed on the bread of life and be satisfied in ways that material things can never fulfill.

When we are full of ourselves, there's no room for God, but when we empty ourselves, we're in the perfect position to be filled up by God's grace.

Worship isn't about a style of music. It's about the condition of your heart.

Hypocrisy is the gap between what we show and who we are. And Jesus would undo the show when real life isn't consistent with what we show.

Our lives can be so full of stuff, but empty of meaning. Jesus would undo spiritual indifference.

This message focuses on God's vision for a man who would impact the ancient world and is still impacting millions today through his writings. And whether God's vision for your life is to start something, stop something, or do something that will change the world or just today - It’s time to trust God’s vision, obey God’s vision, and watch what God does with your obedience!

This message focuses on a friendship formed out of the most unlikely of circumstances (Jonathan & David). It serves us as a model of the power of strong friendships, no matter individual differences. Our goal should be to take steps toward friendships in our faith community for the mutual benefit of all.