The church of "hurts" transforms into a sending hub for Jesus, with all these children of God using what the Lord has taught them through experiences to better reach the lost and the broken. Derek Wilhelmus from The Bridge Movement challenges us to turn our hurts into new tools and experiences for reaching others for Jesus.

The enemies greatest deception is to try and convince you that he doesn't exist. Mark Vanderwier talks about overcoming the challenges & distractions keeping us from running the race of faith.

Hearing without doing will not allow God to complete the good work that He wants to do in you. Gary Watson talks about the only way to build a strong foundation in Christ and the expectation God has for us. Check out the attached video which was played at the beginning of the message.

Too often we equate God's timing with God's presence. Mark Jefferson talks about redemption, circumstances and developing deep character.

Actions can determine your attitude. In the third and final part of the Measuring Up series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the pecking order, comparison and pride, and who we're focusing on.

We don't see the effects of encouragement until you see somebody thats been encouraged and somebody that hasn't been encouraged. Today we were blessed to have Derek Wilhelmus from The Bridge Movement speak to us. Derek challenges and encourages us to a life of action, connection, and support.

What you start with, is less important than what you do with it. In part two of the Measuring Up series; Mark Vanderwier challenges us to use well what we've been entrusted with.

God designed us to compliment one another, not compete with one another. In part one of the new Measuring Up series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the way God measures us and dares us not to compare.

Followers of Jesus are not limited by age in any way. Mark Vanderwier talks about unaware royalty, value versus entitlement, and having a heart like Jesus.

We put ourselves in vulnerable positions because we trust what God's leading us to. Today we were blessed to have John Edelman along with his wife Arda join us. John talks about loneliness, busyness, and being willing to be vulnerable to wherever God is leading us.