We can so easily identify with both Jacob and Esau. Like Esau, you might be about to trade what you know is most important for a bowl of stew. Like Jacob, maybe you pretend to be someone else because you think you need to pretend to be blessed. But God wants us to lose our need to pretend! To be the parents, spouses, people that God wants us to be, we need to drop the masks. Jesus can't minister to our masks. Jesus can't save your selfie.

Refueling is not a command to do more, it’s an invitation to BE CONNECTED.

Prayer is the only response to God when our human hearts are convinced that God’s presence creates super natural power to help us live out His divine purposes.

God always meets us WHERE WE ARE and slowly moves us along into DEEPER THINGS. God is not irritated by our persistent, consistent prayer! God is honored by our persistent, consistent prayer!

Pastor Erik kicks off our January series on prayer by diving into what's known as the Lord's Prayer and how we can use that as a guide for our own prayer time.

Jeremy Stuber dives into Luke 15 and shares that the heart of our Father God is to pursue those that are lost. As his children, our mission is to seek after those who are lost and point them to Jesus!

Guest speaker Zach Marino shares how a season of waiting can be used by God to shape and transform us.

God ALWAYS fulfills his promises... but he NEVER operates on our timetable!

But why are relationships so hard! Why is it so hard connecting with others? This should be easy! This should be as easy as breathing. How it is possible that we were created to be connected with each other, and yet we find ourselves so disconnected? The good news is that the Bible addresses this! And I think the Bible teaches something that perhaps many of us were never taught. One of God’s greatest attributes doesn’t show up in any Systematic Theology textbook. But this is something that is so critical to understand, and if we get this, this could change how we experience connection with both God and humanity!

Extraordinary generosity is extraordinarily powerful!