As we grow in our faith journeys, we can find hope in know that God always meets us where we are and slowly moves us along into deeper

things. Prayer is a key factor in drawing deeper in and closer to God's heart.

Pastor Erik kicks off this series, by talking about the spiritual practice of meditation as a tool to deepen and strengthen your faith.

Jesus invites us to follow him into the harvest. Listen as guest preacher, Brian Stevens, shares what it means to live a life in active pursuit of Jesus and spreading the hope of salvation.

We are often inspired by the greatness of stars, athletes and leaders, but perhaps greatness in our own lives seems out of reach. Tune in as we learn that Jesus is not only our example of greatness, and not only our inspiration of what greatness looks likes; he is the means by which we receive greatness.

There are some amazing things God that can show you on the on the mountain tops in life! But there are some things that God can only show you in the Valley.

What does it meant to be a follower (disciple) of Christ? Does just going to church or having a catchy Christian bumper sticker cut it? Take a listen as Associate Pastor Nate Erickson kicks off our new series, FOLLOW, by talking about what it really means to live a life that follows Jesus' lead.

You've probably heard someone say, "God loves a cheerful giver." But what does that mean? Listen in as Pastor Erik teaches on what it means to live a life filled with generosity and contentment. Plus we'll tackle the heart of God's purpose for tithing.

The Bible tells us why all people feel like exiles, longing for home. We were created to live in the perfect Garden, face to face with God. That was our original home. But we chafed under the authority of our Father. We wanted to live without God’s interference, so we turned away and became alienated from him. We lost our home and the result is exile. The message of the Bible is that the human race is a band of exiles trying to come home. The Parable of the Prodigal Son is about every one of us.

Guest preacher Brain Stevens dives into the parable of the fig tree (Luke 13:6-9). It's an interesting metaphor at surface-level, but the hidden truth and it's application for our daily lives is a powerful message you won't want to miss!

The parable of the Good Samaritan is one of the most well known stories in the Bible. Almost everyone has heard the phrase “Good Samaritan.” You’ll hear on the news how someone did a good deed and they will call him a “Good Samaritan.” The parable of the Good Samaritan has so penetrated our culture that I think we have lost sight of what it originally meant to the first century listeners of Jesus.