Prayer is a difficult but important discipline. How can we better at it? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 11:1-13 that Jesus's teaches us to pray and helps us focus on God and continue in it.

How does Christ's love impact His disciples? Pastor Nate explains from the Jesus's parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:25-42 that Christ's love transforms His disciples into those who love God and others. Rather than making us self-righteous, the parable of the Good Samaritan encourages our dependence on Christ and the gospel.

At Christmas, we celebrate the coming of Jesus to reveal God's glory to us. But God's glory isn't revealed only to us; it's also revealed in us. Pastor Rory explains from Isaiah 40:21-31 how God shares His glory with His people in strengthening them to transformation as we prepare for the new year.

At Christmas we celebrate the coming of Jesus to reveal God's glory. But we don't realize how this glory comforts us. Pastor Nate explains from Isaiah 40:1-5 how God's glory in Christ is a comfort to His people.

What is it like to join the work of Jesus Christ? Pastor Rory explains from Luke 10:1-24 that Jesus sends His followers into His work. When we realize the need we meet, the work we enter, the message we share, and the grace we receive, we will become effective ministers in Christ's work.

What does it look like to follow Jesus? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 9:46-62 that following Jesus is about Jesus, not about us. When we follow Jesus, our lives will be lived for His glory and not to make a name for ourselves

What does it take to be a follower of Jesus? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 9:27-45 that the following Jesus requires dependence on God rather than self-reliance. A follower of Jesus will live to give God glory instead of self.

Following Jesus is going to cost you. But when you recognize Jesus for who he is, Pastor Nate explains from Luke 9 that your way of thinking about "cost" will radically change.

What does it take to become a disciple-maker? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 9:1-17 our tendency to separate our lifestyle from our investment in others. We must remember that disciple-making begins with disciple-living.

When fears overwhelm us, Jesus is the answer. When death overtakes us, Jesus is the hope. Pastor Rory demonstrates from Luke 8 how we can hope in God because of Jesus.