We are rescued people, saved from condemnation through the blood of Jesus Christ. Yet in this broken fallen world, it can be hard to remember the forgiveness we’ve received and extend it to others. Don Pearson offers encouragement from Luke 6 as we seek to love the way Jesus loves.

It's easy to love those who love you, but what about those who don't? What about people in your life who intentionally do harm to you? Don Pearson continues in the Storyteller Series with one of the hardest teachings of Jesus on what it means to truly love those who hate you and hurt you.

What motivates your decisions and whose advice means the most to you? Don Pearson unpacks Jesus’s teaching on the blessings and woes in Luke and helps us understand what lies behind our anxieties, jealousies, fantasies, and resentments.

If Jesus prayed all night before choosing His disciples, how much more should we pray before making decisions or dealing with challenges in our lives? Don Pearson continues our Storytellers series and shows us how to stay connected to God as we follow Jesus’ pattern for life and ministry.

When you think about the Sabbath, what comes to mind? Did you know that the word Sabbath means “rest?” Don Pearson uses a passage from Luke to remind us that God created us and knows what we need. He longs for us to find rest from this crazy chaotic world. But not just rest from work–He wants us to find our rest in Him!

Have you ever wanted something so desperately that you went to extraordinary lengths to make it happen? Don Pearson jumps back into our Storytellers series in Luke and teaches about a group that wanted to be near Jesus enough to bust through a roof. Would you?

Have you ever felt like an outcast, unloved, or alone? Don Pearson invites us deeper into the healing of the Leper in our Storytellers series to understand the depth of Jesus’ heart for us. Just like the leper, Jesus wants to touch us and make us whole.

He is risen! He is risen, indeed! Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection changed everything. Because of His great love for us and sacrifice on the cross, we are free from the chains of sin and death. We’re excited to worship, learn, and celebrate with you this Resurrection Sunday!

Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!” Can you hear the cheering crowd as Jesus entered Jerusalem? How quickly those cheers turned to jeers and shouts for His crucification! As we look ahead to Easter, let’s take time to reflect on the suffering savior, Jesus Christ, and what led Him to the cross.

It can be scary to share our faith, especially if we feel unworthy, unequipped, or unsure of what to say. Yet many around us are lost and in desperate need of hope. Trent Heaton encourages us to pray, act, and speak to others about the saving grace we have in Jesus.