We've all been asked, "So, where are you from?" But today, our Co-Founding Pastor Tommy Bowman dives deeper into our "fromness". It's less about where you are from and more about who you are from. Because when we truly know who we're from, fullness is experienced.

Jesus left the crowd behind to minister to one. Who is your one?

Our relationship with Jesus is our own, but our responsibility to GO is on all of us! Together, when we obey Jesus' command to "go and make disciples", that is when a movement of Jesus happens.

You've probably heard the story about Jonah and the big fish, but do you know what got him there? God said, "Go!" and Jonah said, "No." Today Jon teaches us the importance of our primary job: believing God! Jonah may have lacked trust in the beginning of His story, but He knew who to call to when he was in trouble. Jonah was helpless but Jonah was not hopeless!

God asked Moses to go back to Egypt, a place filled with a lot of hardship for Moses. So often when God calls us to "go" it is filled with doubt, fear, or discomfort. We see in Moses' story that he wasn't uninterested, it was that he felt inadequate. But God still calls us to go! It just requires us to put more faith and trust in Him.

God has been saying "Go!" from the beginning and today we learned about how God said it in Abrams story. We must all go from a life of self to a life that’s sent!

Today, our friend Jeff Brooke teaches us what servanthood is all about: God's heart, our mindset, and the Mission.

Many of us have said this sentence or something like it, "I want to feel closer to God." That's a great thing to desire! And that's where the Holy Spirit comes in. Today, Tommy shows us seven ways we can grow in our dependency on the Spirit.

Confession... not everyone's favorite topic! But an important one in our relationship with Jesus. This message will teach you that confession isn’t rehashing how bad you’ve been, it’s rehearsing how good God is.

Prayer is powerful. But it can often leave us feeling as though our prayers are going unanswered. Today, Shawn Williams reminds us that God sees, cares, and loves us deeply.