Do you find yourself praying for a miracle? How do you respond when the answer is different than what you desired? In part two of this teaching, Trent Heaton continues to dive into the true purpose of miracles; exploring their place in our faith-walk today and reminding us that we have been given hope, not from the possibility of a miracle alone, but from the God of Miracles Himself.

Jesus’ ministry was marked by miracles. There are still miracles today. Have you experienced one personally? Have you prayed for one that never happened? Brett Bellamy explores our next section in Luke and reminds us of the ultimate miracle–the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ that saves us from our sin.

Who is Jesus to you? Is He your Lord and Savior or just a legend with no real impact on your life? Brett Bellamy continues our series in Luke and invites us to see who Jesus really is, as well as the power He has over sin and darkness.

When life gets tough, where do you turn? Do you rely on your own abilities or knack to solve problems? Or do you turn to Christ? Brett Bellamy continues our Storyteller Series in Luke and reminds us that we can trust Jesus, knowing that He will either calm the storm or sit with us in the boat as life crashes around us.

Those who have ears, let them hear! Sounds easy enough, right? Yet there are so many things in our lives that can keep us from hearing or seeing the good news God has for us. Brett Bellamy relaunches our Storyteller series in Luke with a teaching on the parable of the soils, and helps us open our hearts to receive God’s gifts.

We are called out of darkness into light! Magnify Ensley is a place where that light shines bright. Brett Bellamy opens the book of Acts and invites us to reflect on the call we have to share that light to reach others with the good news, and to take steps to deepen our connections in this community.

How many of us looked at the calendar and gave a little sigh of relief knowing that we have Monday off? Yet God’s plan for work is crucial in how He created, calls, and provides for us. Brett Bellamy opens the book of Colossians and explores the ways we can bring glory and honor to God through our work.

When the anxieties and trials of life come, where do you turn? Brett Bellamy shares a lesson from Paul as we close out our summer series, A Cross Shaped Life, and looks at the invitation we have to not be anxious, but take everything to God in prayer and find peace in Christ Jesus.

It is so easy to forget why we may have walked in a room, especially as we get older! Yet, it can be so hard to forget our past mistakes and regrets. Brett Bellamy continues our summer series and examines what Paul is asking us to forget so we can press on to what lies ahead.

What is the “good life” and how do you know if you are living it? The world’s answer looks a lot different than what Paul calls us to in Philippians 3. Brett Bellamy unpacks what it looks like to leave everything behind, for the sake of knowing Christ!