Pastor Will explores the question, “Where do I fit?” Through the story of David’s anointing, we discover that God sees beyond appearances, résumés, and expectations to the heart. Instead of measuring ourselves by what others expect, we’re invited to pursue justice, faithful love, and a humble walk with God.

Pastor Will begins the Good Questions series by asking, “What are you really looking for?” Through Jesus’ encounter with his first disciples, we discover that faith doesn’t require having everything figured out. In the midst of our searching for meaning, purpose, and hope, Jesus simply invites us to “come and see.”

Pastor Will explores Jesus’ command to “love each other” and what it means for life together in the church. More than programs or proximity, Christian community is built through shared life—knowing one another, making room, staying connected, and allowing the love we receive from Jesus to shape how we love others.

Pastor Will explores Jesus’ story of the Good Samaritan and the ways busyness can cause us to miss the people right in front of us. Instead of letting hurry make the decision, we’re challenged to slow down, make room, and choose to be a neighbor when love interrupts our plans.

Pastor Will explores what it means to love where we live by moving beyond simply noticing people to actively including them. Through the story of Jesus healing the paralyzed man, we’re challenged to identify barriers, recognize the people God has placed around us, pray for opportunities, and act when those opportunities arise.

Jesus welcomes us without requiring us to prove our worth. Through Matthew’s story, we discover that God’s grace reaches outsiders, sinners, and the hurting alike. As we receive Christ’s welcome, we are empowered to extend that same welcome to others—creating belonging and loving where we live. 

Pastor Will explores God's vision for overcoming the divisions that separate us. Drawing from Ephesians, he reminds us that Jesus doesn't create another camp—he creates a family. Discover how Christ calls us to move beyond attending church into shared life, belonging, and building authentic community across our differences.

Pastor Will explores Jeremiah 29, showing that God calls us not just to live where we are, but to love where we live. Rather than waiting for better circumstances, we're invited to pray for our communities, invest in our neighbors, and take practical steps to seek the good of the places God has planted us.

Pastor Will explores Jesus' call to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world, reminding us that God has already placed us where we can make a difference. Discover how ordinary moments, everyday relationships, and faithful presence can shine Christ’s light right where you are.

Pastor Will explores Hebrews 12, inviting us to identify the burdens we carry—worry, regret, sin, discouragement, and fear—and lay them at Jesus’ feet. Discover how releasing what weighs us down frees us to run the race of faith with perseverance, experience deeper joy, and love God and others more fully.