In John 17, Jesus prays a specific prayer for His disciples and for all who would believe. That's us. If it surprises you to know that Jesus prays for you it might surprise you even more to learn how He prays.

In John 15 Jesus describes himself as the vine and instructs His followers that the most important thing they can do is to stay.

The fundamental challenge of the first disciples was the absence of Jesus. This week we learn how the presence of Jesus is completed through His absence.

Mark 10 tells the story of a certain guy who needed to be healed of his disease but refused to receive the healing Jesus offered because he couldn't leave behind his stuff.

As we continue our sermon series called "Woah" Pastor Troy takes a look at a story of the disciples' failure and talks to us about what happens when we fail God.

This year for Christmas we will strip away the filters to see the story for what it really is: the day that changed everything. Part 1 of Christmas Unfiltered leads us to respond to the question: will we say yes to God?

There is no secret when it comes to money but there is a right relationship. In this sermon we explore what it means to be rightly related with money.

When are we most human? When we're reflecting the image of the person who made us. This week we talk about what that looks like.

We finish up the Both Flawed And Faithful sermon series by looking at the way Peter began to do what Jesus did and learn how Peter's life teaches us what it means to be a follower of Jesus.

Week number two in our Both Flawed And Faithful sermon series takes us to one of the most familiar stories in the bible where we learn that God meets us where we are, as we are and calls us to something more.