By Kondo Simfukwe Jesus isn’t looking for people who’ve made it. He’s looking for people who have messed up…the resigned, the insecure, the frustrated. He’s looking for people like YOU, friend! Tune into our Resurrection Sunday message from John 21.

By Jeff Gill Is Jesus who you think he is? Listen in to our Palm Sunday message about who Jesus really is from John 12!

We are so grateful Pastor Jarod Osborne of Pathway Church shared with us! How blessed we are to link arms with other brothers and sisters in our county. Are you a laborer in God’s harvest? Tune in to hear afresh how God works in and through us to expand His Kingdom!

By Kondo Simfukwe Becoming a peacemaker means losing the labels. Being a peace MAKER means clearing a path of friendship with those you may have disdain for or keep at a distance.  Lean into Matthew 5:9 with us as we lean into God’s design for our blessing!

By Kyle Brenneman How excited are you to see God? Does the thought of it make you giddy? What a great reminder that only He can make us pure so we can truly SEE Him! Tune in to this message on Matthew 5:8.

By Kondo Simfukwe Our heart posture makes a huge difference in whether we are just a fan of Jesus or a true follower, whether we are intentional in allowing Jesus-truth to take root in our lives or we are indifferent. Listen in as we take inventory of our hearts in our series, Strangers: Living for a … Continue reading Strangers – Part 7

By Jeff Gill Mercy is costly but so, so worth it! Tune in to this message on Matthew 5:7.

By Kyle Brenneman What if we intentionally chose to stay discontent? What if happiness is tied to your discontentment? Tune into this message on Matthew 5:6.

By Kondo Simfukwe From which kingdom are you ultimately taking your cues? The first language of the Kingdom of God is love, not self-protection. Lean in to hear what Matthew 5 teaches us about meekness.

By Kondo Simfukwe Could you be missing the truest happiness by trying to avoid pain? What joy was waiting on the other side of mourning? Tune in as we look in to “blessed are those who mourn”.