Have you ever been betrayed before? Betrayal hurts deeply. As we start our new series, Cross Examined, Rick teaches us about the worst betrayal of all time as we cross examine the life of Judas.

The heart of God is characterized by generosity. When we give Jesus access to our life, we give him access to our resources.

We're challenged to see ourselves as 'sent' Christians, carrying the extraordinary treasure of the gospel in our ordinary lives. The story of Peter and John healing the lame man at the temple gate in Acts 3 serves as a compelling reminder of our purpose beyond the walls of the church. 

Your faith grows best when you encourage others along in theirs. Discipling someone else doesn’t have to be complicated; it is simply having relationships with Kingdom purpose.

We all have a story to tell. For those of us who are in Christ that story gets even better. We were not rescued so that we could stay saved and silent. We are empowered by the Holy Spirit to continually share with a lost world the ongoing story of God at work in us and around us.

Someone or something is forming and shaping your life. What we are trying to do in this series is learn how our lives can be Formed by Jesus to honor him and impact the world. As we continue that learning today, we are focusing on how that formation happens through New Life.

Serving at Living Water lets you use your unique gifts, talents, and passions to make a real difference in the lives of those who attend our various ministry environments. It’s also an opportunity to build meaningful relationships and witness firsthand how God is transforming lives.

Growth doesn't happen in rows, it happens in circles. We were created to be formed by Jesus in the context of community with others.

You are destined to be formed by Jesus and to become like him.

Often times we struggle to understand how faith works. We know it should look certain ways on the outside, but we aren't quite sure what is happening on the inside of us. This message explores some of what that process looks like as Christ works within us.