What if following Jesus means living for a completely different mission than the world around you? In this message, we look at Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5–8 and discover what it means to be salt and light - bringing life, stopping decay, and pointing people toward Jesus. Your school, your friendships, and your everyday life are your mission field, so the question is: are you living for what’s best for you, or are you living on mission for Jesus?

In this message, Isaac shares how following Jesus isn't about finding the perfect path or making every decision exactly right - it's about bringing Jesus with us wherever we go.

Through the Great Commission, we're challenged to live on mission at school, at home, on our teams, and with our friends. Jesus isn't asking us to add another part to our lives; He's inviting us to bring Him into every part of our lives. 

Doubt doesn't mean you've lost your faith. In this message, Brad explores what it looks like to follow Jesus when you have questions, don't understand everything, or when life doesn't go the way you expected. 

Our minds are constantly racing with anxiety, insecurity, comparison, negative self-talk, and the pressure to find validation from other people. 

This week, Jocelynn unpacks what Jesus meant when He said to love God with all of your mind. She explores how our thoughts shape the way we live, how our feelings can easily take control, and how Jesus wants to transform the way we think before our minds start to spiral. 

The heart shapes every part of our lives. From our thoughts and emotions to our choices and desires, everything flows from the heart - and apart from Jesus, our hearts are broken searching for things that can never truly satisfy us.

Isaac unpacks how sin, pain, culture, and the things we consume affect our hearts, while pointing to the hope of the Gospel: Jesus doesn't want to fix our behavior - He wants to give us a brand-new heart. 

What if the resurrection of Jesus actually changes everything? 

In this episode, Isaac unpacks why the resurrection isn't just a story we hear at Easter - but the foundation of our faith, the key to understanding Scripture, and the greatest source of hope in our lives. Because Jesus rose from the dead, no situation is too far gone, no struggle is too big, and our future is secure.