It's such an odd thing to think about creating rhythms of remembering. But the scriptures tell us that it is vital in our lives with God that we create and maintain spaces where we remember what God has done in, through and around us. As week wrap up our series "Rhythm" pastor, Jay Pathak, speaks about how we can do this in a  way that will keep us refreshed and ready for what God would want us to do next!

As we free ourselves up in other areas of our lives by living with thoughtful rhythm, we often find ourselves available to join God in bringing His Kingdom to Earth in regular and more frequent ways. This week, Westminster Vineyard pastor, Ben Folman, shares with us how to start living with regular rhythms of being on mission in every place we live, work & play.

When we think about growing in our lives with God we don’t often include our physical bodies. This week founding pastor, Jay Pathak, looks at the importance of creating rhythms and routines around a healthy physical body and the part that plays as we grow to be more like Jesus.

Not a single person on their deathbed looks back over their life and wishes they had spent more time working, or more time on facebook and instagram. This week Arvada Vineyard pastor, Corey Garris, helps us take a look at one of the hardest things to build rhythms around but that the scriptures say life is really all about, relationships.

We all want to live the good life, full of meaning, purpose, beauty, love and joy. But when we live in the fast lane do we really get to experience any of that? This week founding pastor, Jay Pathak examines what the life of Jesus has to show us about creating regular rhythms of slowing down, unplugging and quieting all the distractions so we can truly experience the best kind of life.

Whats your resolutions for this new year? Have you spent some time thinking about what you’re going to do to see those happen? In the frantic, upbeat, busy lives we all live, how does one make time and space to grow and transform? As we start our new sermon series “Rhythm” pastor Jay Pathak speaks about starting the new year out right by seeking first the Kingdom of God and how that might free us up to become the kinds of people we were made to be.

In a world that seems so confusing and painful even in the midst of celebration the Christmas Story calls out to us and tells of a God who would break in and come for you in Jesus. As we wrap up our series founding pastor, Jay Pathak, shares a special Christmas message that reminds us why Christmas is so special as we celebrate God inserting himself into human history and becoming the world's Thrill Of Hope.

What if God designed the Christmas story in such a way that His son would be despised before people even knew him? That when the people of the day thought of his place of birth they would actually be put off. What if it’s not success and power but humility in which rescue would come? This week as we near the end of our series “A Thrill Of Hope” Discover Church pastor, Preston Ulmer, explores the prophecy that the savior of all would be born intentionally into the wrong tribe.

Have you ever wondered if God could have written any story he wanted to why he chose to come as a baby? In weakness and need? Requiring the help of not his own people, but the help from those who oppressed his people? This week in "A Thrill Of Hope" Pastor, Jay Pathak, explores how God uses people from the wrong place to help carry on the story that will make all things new again.

You’ve probably heard the Christmas Story a time or two in your life, but have you ever stopped to think about the set up for such a crazy story? Like the wise men… who are these guys? And what would compel them to travel so far just to visit a baby? This week as we begin our Advent series, pastor, Jay Pathak, explores the origins of the Magi and how compelled by “Thrill Of Hope” they set the stage for the Christmas Story.