In week 2 of our Reckless series, we see that not everyone who is far from God knows that they’re far from God. In spite of the fact that we often call this the story of the Prodigal son, the fact is, there’s another brother in this story…and he is an equally important part of what Jesus is saying in this parable. Join us for a powerful look at the older brother - the "performer."

To be reckless is to do something without caring about the cost or the consequences. Now, sometimes, being reckless – doing something without caring about the cost of the consequences – sometimes, being reckless is foolish…it’s genuinely stupid to act that way. But sometimes being reckless isn’t foolish…it just looks that way to others who don’t share your priorities.

As we examine the Lord's prayer today, what we’re searching for is the heart of the prayer. The Lord’s prayer is meant to teach us an attitude, not a strategy. As we’ll see in just a second, when Jesus taught the Lord’s Prayer, he said “this is how you should pray.” But “how” you should pray isn’t so much “follow this pattern” as it is “come to God with this attitude.” Join us we unpack the attitude behind this prayer today!

Join us as we start our summer mini-series on prayer and look at the most famous prayer in the Bible - the Lord's prayer. This prayer is so popular, in part, because it’s so simple. And the reality is that even though prayer seems like it should be simple, a lot of times we find it to be confusing. In this two-week series, we'll dig into what we learn from the Lord's prayer about how to pray.

Aren’t there times when you feel like you’re running on empty. Because a lot of times I can be overwhelmed by noise, static, information, anxiety, worry, and just not finding refreshment. I just move on to the next interruption. Psalm 92 is a song for the Sabbath. It deals with living in rhythm, living in Sabbath; living a life in God’s care.

Psalm 82 is a psalm of judgment from God to his people. As His people, we are to act on His behalf. God’s people are to live out His priorities on earth - so what are God's priorities? Join us as we continue our Psalms series with this in-depth look at Psalm 82.

What we desire determines the course of our lives. So, it's really important that we desire the right thing, so we end up in the right place. What do you desire most? Join us as we kick off our new Psalms series today with a powerful teaching from Psalm 84 on desire.

In this final week of our Thrive series, we'll look at some interesting prophecy in Daniel 12. Here’s the main thing to understand: in the days of the Second Century and in the days of the Second Coming, God’s people will face tremendous persecution, which will include a lot of pressure to abandon their faith. How do we thrive as God's people in the face of that pressure?

As we study Daniel 11, we’ll look at one of the greatest dangers you and I will ever face. It’s not dangerous because it’s more evil or more destructive than anything else, but because it's more seductive. Today we’re going to look at the seductive power of success.

In the second half of the Book of Daniel, Daniel acts as a kind of symbolic stand-in for the Jewish people as a whole. And what that means is that what God does with Daniel is what he does with each of us. This is not just a story of what happened to a guy…it is a revelation of how we can expect God to deal with us. Join us as we continue our Thrive series and explore how to have courageous faith.