As we continue our “Easier Than You Think” series we dive into what it really means to serve others—and why it matters more than we realize. We often overthink it. We tell ourselves we’re too busy, not equipped, or someone else will do it. What if serving is actually simpler than we think? What if it's just paying attention… and choosing love in action? It’s not about being perfect. It’s about noticing the need, and saying "yes" to the small things.

Jesus often shared meals as a way to connect, love, and share His message. What if your table could be a place of faith, too? As we continue our “Easier Than You Think” series we will discover how something as simple as sharing a meal can become a powerful way to share Jesus.

When someone feels heard, they begin to feel known. When someone feels known, they begin to feel loved. And love opens hearts to the Gospel. Listening really is loving. And it's easier than you think.

We begin a new series this week that explores what it looks like to share our faith. We look at the example of Jesus and his disciples as our guide, and how sharing what we believe can be easier than we think.

Can we really believe that Jesus rose from the grave? This Easter we talked about the evidence for our faith in the resurrection and what it means for our lives today.

This weekend, Pastor Eric explains four distortions of ways we can tend to live in relation to God, and what it looks like to rest in his finished work on the cross.

Though Jesus' words "I am thirsty" may seem insignificant in comparison to his other words from the cross, we learn their deeper meaning and the connection to our lives today in this weekend's message.

When it feels like God has abandoned us, has he really? This week we look at the words spoken by Jesus on the cross: "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" We'll see how Jesus experienced separation from the Father, so that we don't have to.

Are you connected with a spiritual family? Sometimes our spiritual family can be our greatest support system. This week, we look at some of Jesus' last words to his mother and disciple John.

If we forgive someone, does that mean that we need to reconcile the relationship as well? This week, we looked at the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation, and ways to discern next steps in our relationships with those who have hurt us.