Matt Shetler shares this week from Luke 10:38-42 and the story of Jesus, Mary & Martha. One of the greatest enemies to living in the New Normal of Jesus is hurry. That’s because love has a speed & it’s slow.

We’re all talking about the new normal - how we navigate it, how we thrive in it, how we hold on to what matters most. But way before social distancing & stay-at-home orders, Jesus invited us to follow Him into a New Normal so different than anything we’ve experienced, a new way of living where he is the Way.

The story of Easter has the power to still change lives! In this message, Matt shares how real life change begins with a relationship with the One who defeated death! We take a look at how Jesus transformed two women's lives - one 2000 years ago and a story of transformation today.

Have expectations ever gotten you in trouble? Jesus continually messed up people's expectations of who he was & what he came to do. On this Palm Sunday, we're going to look at Matthew 21 & Jesus' Triumphal Entry and see what Jesus' real mission was and his upside-down way of becoming king!

In this message, Matt discusses the problem of isolation in our current situation during the COVID-19 situation but also the ongoing struggle many of us have on a day to day basis. Looking at Hebrews 10:19-25, we see that God's invitation is into a shared life with others in life-giving community.

In the second part of this message, Matt shares that in times of uncertainty and fear the most important thing we need is to hear from God. This is the story in Joshua 1 when Joshua finds himself leading an entire nation into the Promised Land after Moses died. 

In this message, Matt shares from Psalm 3 about what we do with our fears - we pray them! We don't stay there though. We pray our fears, we pray our trust, and we let our prayers turn our thoughts to the needs of others.

Pastor Matt Shetler begins our new series during Lent, Giving Up, by discussing how the season of Lent is an invitation to give up the things that continually draw our hearts away from God. When we give them up, we create space for God to more fully satisfy the longings of our hearts.

Pastor Matt Shetler shares from the story of the Good Samaritan about what matters to God, who should matter to us, what our motivation should be to love, and how we practically do it.