Psalm 51 is a plea from David for God to forgive and restore him after being found out in his ugliest sins. This Psalm is his prayer to God made public to the nation. We try to cover up our sin, hide our shame, look the part. God is in the business creating new hearts. Daily if you ask him! Unlimited do overs! Fresh start! New beginning. 🙌

Planted in the middle of your bible is book of Psalms, a gift, poetry beauty, ancient and pure! Our souls can get bound up by sin and addiction, blindfolded by false paradigms and precepts, and blocked from breathing what truly gives life. The word of God gives us life, light and liberation!

Matthew 14:22-33 The story of Jesus walking on the water and calling Peter to get out of the boat and walk with Him. Have you ever gotten out of the boat? Done something risky for Jesus? Exercised crazy faith? The story ends with all of the disciples worshiping Jesus. “Truly you are the Son of God.” This is the first time they say that, and it comes after watching Him feed the multitude and walk on water—do things that only God can do.

Jesus is the Pioneer, the perfecter, the author, and finisher of our faith. We look at him so we don’t lose heart. We look at him so we don’t grow weary. Crazy faith comes from fixing our eyes on Jesus. One of God's name's is Jehovah Jireh—God our Provider! Jesus provided forgiveness and eternal life to you and me by giving himself on the cross. Jesus is Jehovah Jireh - God our provider.

Crazy faith comes with big prayers! We are each audacious change agents through audacious prayers and audacious actions that express our faith in God answering the prayers.

In a world filled with chaos, learn how Jesus invites us to slow down, appreciate beauty, and prioritize what truly matters. Join us for the final sermon in the "Jesus and Politics" series as we explore the politics of the soul

Tired of toxic political conversations? How can we make your political discussions more constructive and positive? Pastor Joe shares practical tips on how to engage in constructive political discussions without falling into hostility. Learn how to approach others with humility, curiosity, and love, keeping faith at the center of it all. Let's transform our political dialogues and build bridges instead of walls and discover how you can make a difference, one conversation at a time.

Whether we are ready or not the political season is upon us—more bumper stickers, signs, headlines, facebook posts, slogans, Trump or Biden. Both parties have extreme elements driving polarization, and that polarization seeps into our national ethos. As Jesus followers, we get to ask the question… What would Jesus do? Would Jesus side with the Democrats or the Republicans? We want to put Jesus on our side! Would Jesus create some middle political ground? Stick his head in the sand? Listen to talk shows? Rant online? We don’t have to wonder what Jesus would do. We can look at what Jesus did when he walked the earth in the midst of greater political turmoil than our own!

Daniel distinguished himself by his exceptional qualities. He wasn’t corrupt, like the others. He wasn’t negligent like the others. Instead he was trustworthy and true which was earning him a promotion. That promotion caused terrible jealousy among his rivals. On this Father’s Day Michael leans in with the men on becoming a man God can trust.

Moses had an encounter with the living God and that’s what shifted his soundtrack. It wasn’t just information. It was transformation that moved him to have a willing heart.