What does God say about prosperity? In this week's message we look into what the Bible says about wealth through teachable moments with Jesus. If you have options in your choices, you are rich; but how should you manage those resources?

We're kicking off a new series on generosity, looking at a familiar passage in Mark 10. We'll dive into how biblical principles can set you free when managing your worldly wealth; setting you up for the life God always intended for you. Join us for Threading the Needle!

We’re closing out our series "When Everything Falls Apart" today and the passage we’re going to look at will tell us four things – four promises from God that we have by faith in Jesus. Four things that enable us to face difficult circumstances well.

Jesus has a clear purpose in these nine verses: he wants to teach his closest followers how to pray when the wrong things come. When everything falls apart, there is a prayer our Savior wants us to pray. Let's jump in and see if we can discover what that is.

What Jesus is going to teach us today is probably the most important secret to facing difficult circumstances, whatever shape or form they take. God has given us everything we need to endure through hard times by giving us the Holy Spirit.

Persecution is inevitable when our faith is public. Today, we focus on what Jesus says about dealing with persecution when it inevitably comes. In this passage of John 15, he gives us 3 R's for dealing with persecution..

Today we’re digging in to John 15, which begins with Jesus’ analogy of the vine and branches. Jesus says he is the “true vine.” Why would he say that? Because there are a lot of things that we’re tempted to connect ourselves to, thinking that they’ll give us life but in reality they won’t...they don’t have it to offer.

Today we continue our look at Jesus' "farewell discourse," his goodbye speech to his disciples, to teach them – and us – what we need to know so we don’t fall apart when everything around us falls apart. Part of what he’s trying to help them understand is what we see as the end of something great is often the start of something greater…if we can leave it in God’s hands.

When things are falling apart around us, it’s easy to think, “if only [fill in the blank], that would be enough for me.” In fact, one of Jesus’ disciples expressed a similar sentiment in John 14:8. Join us as we look at Philip’s request of Jesus, and the powerful lesson we can learn from Jesus’ response.

Welcome to our first week of our new series, When Everything Falls Apart. We’re going to be taking a verse-by-verse journey through a particular part of the Gospel of John that scholars sometimes call the Farewell Discourse of Jesus. Now, that’s kind of academic talk for Jesus’ Goodbye Speech. Join us today as we look at choosing peace by investing in who, not where.