In our new addition to our #LivingSpaces series, Pastor Larry Walkemeyer tackles generosity as a spiritual discipline based on giving and loving. God makes it clear to us that we are to give in love and in joy to Himself and to others, and to show the love of God through our material wealth. Pastor Larry's strong yet gentle message reminds us that being generous is not only a virtue, it is a spiritual discipline that strengthens our relationship with God.

In our #LivingSpaces sermon, Pastor Joel Silva breaks down how God, in all his love and grace, invites us to lament. Lament, in other words, is worship. It's learning to mourn, to walk alongside people, and to listen and worship with them. Pastor Joel's impactful message reminds us to worship by lamenting, by experiencing hope through our pain and suffering, knowing God will see it through and will bring joy in our lament.

In our new installment of our #LivingSpaces series, we discover and explore the spiritual disciplines that are required for our spiritual growth. In this message, Pastor Ely Fournier and Veteran Worship Leader Mary Durst dissect the worship culture that we live in, and bring in a conversation about true and proper worship. Their message allows us to consider worship as a spiritual discipline based on relationship with God rather than music we sing. It is a powerful and encouraging message on authentic worship, and we pray that it speaks into your soul.

As we conclude our "Love Your Neighbor" MDWK series, we talk about loving our neighbor with all our mind. As mentioned on Sunday, loving our neighbor with all our mind comes from a transformation of intellect, reason and will. As God convicts us to love those who are different, Pastor Larry reminds us in an emotional yet spiritually powerful way that loving our neighbor is loving God, they are image bearers of God, they are  "cross marked", and are superior to us. God created us to love each other, and Pastor Larry's message is a challenging reminder that we are called to love our neighbors with all our mind.

In our culmination of our #ALLIN series, Pastor Larry teaches about loving God with all our mind. We are called to surrender our thoughts, our emotions, and even our doubts to God, allowing Him to speak into our lives, and allowing us to love with all our minds. Let's be thoughtful and intentional about loving God with everything, body, mind, soul and strength, and let's be #ALLIN this year!

In our Midweek series, our church preachers have been tackling what it means to love your neighbor. Our executive pastor Deb Walkemeyer preaches a "comeback kid" sermon about strength. After three years of being off the pulpit, she comes back with a powerful and convicting word about what it means to love our neighbor with all our strength. From opening our hearts to our neighbors when we take out the trash to speaking directly about the dangers of religiosity in the church, her message reminds us that loving our neighbor with all our strength is the most powerful way to honor God's love for us, and to reflect His love to the unchurched and the rejected. We continue to encourage you to grow as you follow along with us in our #ALLIN series Sunday mornings, and our Love Your Neighbor series in MDWK.

In our penultimate message in our #ALLIN series, Pastor Joel Silva preaches about loving God with all our strength -- and all our poker chips! His message covers how to love God with all we have, how to sacrifice our body, time, resources and plans to allow God to ultimately step into our lives and use us for his wonderful glory. The challenge that Pastor Joel gives us is what are you willing to sacrifice to love God with all your strength? His challenging yet fun message will convict you to seek God earnestly and to love with everything you have.

We continue in our "Love Your Neighbor" series that parallels our Sunday "#ALLIN" series. Our new Young Adults Director, Alexander James, preaches a message about loving our neighbor with all our soul, continuing to deconstruct Luke 10:27. In his message, he shines a light on the truth that we don't love our neighbors with all our soul because we can't even love with our mind and our heart. Alex's deep thoughts on love, and his heart for God's character strengthen the perspective that all people are created in the Imago Dei, the image of God, and should be loved, even if they've hurt you. We continue to pray and hope that our series encourages your faith and relationship with Christ.

We are in our third installment of our #ALLIN series where we talk about the "soul" part of Luke 10:27. In this sermon, Pastor Larry Walkemeyer preaches how to love God with all our soul. But what is the soul, and how can we love God with something that is seemingly invisible? Pastor Larry explains these ideas as he captivates his audience with relatable examples that allow the church to visualize what it means to love God with all our soul. God calls us to love him with our breath, our personality, our roots, aspirations, and our everything, forever. God created us to love with our inmost being, and this sermon gives us a strong basis on which to begin living a loving lifestyle. Let us love God with all our soul.

"Love Your Neighbor." What did Jesus mean when the expert in the law asked, "who is my neighbor?" The response Jesus gives challenges the cultural walls that our communities have slowly built up, and in this Midweek service, Susie Gamez preaches about true love, the gospel of Jesus Christ, and who is our neighbor. Her powerful, vulnerable, and counter-cultural message reminds us exactly who is our neighbor, and to love with all our heart.