In this message, we explore the transition from 'Mission Impossible' to 'Mission Complete' by examining John the Baptist's journey and his doubts while in prison. This leads to a deeper understanding of Jesus' ministry, his unexpected approach, and his profound mission of love and charity. We delve into the authority of Jesus' voice over the First Testament and the contrasting philosophies of John the Baptist and Jesus. With a focus on understanding divine wisdom through Jesus' actions, this message illuminates how faith, doubt, and experience contribute to a fuller comprehension of God's nature.

This message dives into the final instructions Jesus gives to his 12 disciples, now apostles, as he sends them out with a mission of personal and respectful evangelism. We explore Jesus' teachings on depending on community, dealing with rejection, and understanding the true nature of God's love. We also examines the metaphorical 'sword' of Jesus as his message, the importance of charity within God's community, and the theme of deconstruction of faith as embodied by John the Baptist. Ultimately, this message challenges viewers to accept a loving and forgiving God.

This message explores how Jesus instructed his apostles to carry the new message of the Kingdom of God with humility and community dependence. Through travel, trouble, and trust instructions, Jesus emphasizes the importance of leaving behind old ways, seeking stability through community, and maintaining peace even in rejection. The discussion delves into the true meaning of fearing God, debunking misconceptions about hell, and highlighting the incredible, impossible love of God that remains faithful even in our weakest moments. Join us as we uncover the profound teachings of Jesus and their relevance to our lives today.

In today's message we explore the Apostles' first mission, their journey beyond Good Friday and Easter, and Jesus's 'hear, see, do' teaching method. As we delve into the Gospel of Matthew, we uncover Jesus's approach to missions and evangelism – a slow, respectful, and compassionate model moving at 'the speed of love.' Jesus emphasizes quality over quantity and meeting immediate needs, rejecting impersonal rush and pressure towards a destination. As the Apostles are sent out, they are instructed to leave behind their old ways of thinking and adopt new mindsets for their journey with Jesus. This compassionate and thoughtful message invites us to consider what old baggage we need to leave behind in our daily lives to embrace Jesus's new path.

Mary - Apostle to the Apostles

We take an extended time to consider the foot of the cross and sit together.

In this message, we explore the profound spiritual truths behind the 10 miracles recorded in the Gospel of Matthew. Presented are the stories of two blind men, Bart and Brad, who, despite their physical blindness, possess deep spiritual insight and faith. We dive into the metaphors these miracles represent, highlighting the inclusivity of Jesus's message for both Jews and Gentiles. The message also examines the final miracle of a mute man, interpreting its significance as a metaphor for spiritual relationship with God. This thought-provoking exploration reveals how Jesus brings spiritual life, understanding, and a connection with God through his miraculous deeds.

In this message, Pastor Jason reflects on a heavy week marked by the 20th anniversary of a pivotal, tragic moment in his military career. He reveals how this led to a deeper reflection on God's role in his life and the message he prepared for the week. Delving into the miracles of Jesus as recounted by Matthew, he explains the deeper spiritual truths portrayed through physical events. The message focuses on two miracles: the healing of a bleeding woman and the resurrection of a dead girl, illustrating the contrast between those who reach out for spiritual life and those who are spiritually dead. The speaker emphasizes that true life comes from Jesus, beyond the symbols of old laws and scriptures, and reflects on the importance of hope, courage, and the transformative power of Jesus' love.

In this message, titled 'Holy Metaphors, Batman,' we delve into the deeper meanings behind the miracles in Matthew's gospel. Using examples from daily life, the speaker illustrates how Matthew's gospel is structured to convey profound truths beyond the literal events. The message explores metaphors within Jesus' miracles, emphasizing His outreach to marginalized groups and His disregard for strict religious laws in favor of mercy and love. Pastor Jason also discusses three responses to Jesus' new theology, represented by different groups in the scripture, and introduces the 'desperation miracles' of the bleeding woman and a dead girl, challenging us to look deeper into their theological significance.

In this week's message, we delve into the profound and often misunderstood significance of water baptism. Reflecting on the life of Jesus and His baptism, we explore how baptism is not just a symbolic act of obedience, but a mystical spiritual experience. Unpacking the connection between baptism and the supernatural, we invite you to consider baptism as a transformative encounter with Jesus, representing a step in the journey of faith rather than a mere ceremonial task.