Jesus tells us that he will put a spring within us and a river flowing out of us.  So listen and let the river flow.

Some of the best fellowship with God we will experience in our lives is found in the mundane care for the garden he has placed us in.  Pastor Matt encourages us to flourish in the garden God has given us to care for.

Matt shares his heartfelt concerns for healthy leadership in the midst of a shaking happening in the church today.  

There is a new level of freedom that comes each time our heart becomes purer in Christ.  This is why the cry of David's heart was for a clean heart.  Pastor Matt shares on the truths of purity found in Mark chapter 7.

Our relationship with Jesus is characterized by being all in, or it is so very empty.  He has not called us to live on the fringe, and we can find no real fulfillment there.  Matt encourages you to go all in to know Jesus and be known.

Jesus isn't afraid to let us know where our hearts really are, so we can deal with any hindering hardness and so that He can reveal himself to us in a new way.  Are you ready for some breakthrough?

God's heart is to bring healing in every area of our lives. Sometimes it is a process and just like in Naaman's story, we need to "keep dipping." The seventh dip breakthrough is coming!

Jesus loves to reach the world around us, through us.  He has given us power, provision and authority to carry his presence into our Oikos.  Pastor Matt continues the study of Mark this week.

Jesus calls us to be with him so that we can see his heart and learn to steward his authority that he delegates to us.  Pastor Matt expounds on Mark 6 in this Sunday's sermon.

When Jesus returned to Nazareth, the people who knew him had heard all about the amazing things he was doing and the authority and wisdom he had.  How he brought the riches of God's Kingdom to the masses caught in poverty by giving healing, wisdom, and freedom.  Their obvious response should have been to welcome him and allow him to be and do the same among them.  However, they chose the path of offense instead of respect, and missed out on Jesus.  How do you relate to Jesus in the poor areas of your life?