Jasmine Wood leads us in a new study on the book of Psalms, a collection of prayers and songs that move us closer to God. Beginning with Psalms 8 and 16, we explore God’s majesty, his desire to speak to us, and his trustworthy words. This Truth serves as our reassurance at all times.

The book of Acts offers a powerful glimpse into the early church; a community devoted to Jesus and to one another. It paints a beautiful vision of what the church can be. In this message, Vito Aiuto explores how we can move toward that vision today, while addressing the temptation to disengage when the church falls short of our expectations. At the heart of our own church is the most important ingredient every thriving church needs: a shared love for Jesus.

In this message from Vito Aiuto, we learn Christians aren’t defined by claiming to have the truth, but by the belief that the Truth has us. We believe Jesus is the Truth—full of both grace and truth—and that he chose to dwell among us. As his followers, we are called to recognize the Truth, believe in it, and live in response to it.

Jasmine Wood concludes our Ephesians series with an encouraging message on the armor of God from Ephesians 6:10–24. Drawing from the story of David and Goliath, we’ll reflect on David’s willingness to live as a servant , and how spiritual awareness and preparation are only the beginning of the battle.

Vito Aiuto continues our series in Ephesians with a closer look at 6:1–9—a challenging passage that explores the relationships between children and parents, and between bondservants and masters. Paul’s words speak first to children, a role each of us shares, and to the church, which has been set free from slavery through Jesus—the one who came to serve as a slave to all.

Vito Aiuto continues our series on Ephesians with a closer look at marriage as a reflection of how Jesus loves the Church. We’ll explore themes of vulnerability, submission, and tenderhearted care for one another. How can we move toward this vision of love, even in the face of fear and self-protection? We look to Jesus in all things.