JESUS. If He is not lord *of* all, then He is not lord *at* all. Not half. Not a portion. Not some. The gospel costs nothing, but it demands EVERYTHING. When it comes to following Jesus, it’s all or nothing. This week, Pastor Brandon kicks off a new series by discussing the need to pick up our cross daily and follow Christ with all that we have.

Scripture gives us many examples of how to truly seek the heart of the Lord in our prayer lives. One such example is that of a man named Jabez in the Old Testament. This week, Pastor Brandon dives into the prayer that Jabez prayed to God, and discusses how we can apply his prayer to our own lives and stories to draw closer to God's heart.

Prayer is certainly a multifaceted element of our spiritual lives. There are many things to pray for, and many ways to pray for them. We have the privilege of inviting prayer into every situation, and this week, Pastor Brandon and Pastor Hannah give some insight on making prayer our first response instead of our last resort.

We all have needs and wants to pray for individually, and it can be easy to make those things the focus of our prayers when we take time to pray to God. But there is so much more than just us coming to God with our requests. Jesus gave us a very specific model of how we should pray that focuses on having a genuine relationship with God, rather than only coming to Him with our needs. This week, Pastor Hannah uses that model to give us some great instructions for praying to God out of our relationship with Him.

Throughout this series, we've been taking a look at some specific principles that we can apply to our lives, so that we can experience everything that God designed for us. This week, Pastor Brandon gives some perspective on the importance of the culture and environment we surround ourselves with and how those things shape our reality.

Have you ever thought deeply about what love requires? What does it mean to "walk in the way of love"? This week, Pastor Brandon poses these questions from a scriptural perspective, and challenges us to ask ourselves a question in return: "What does love require of me?"

Being made in His image, God calls us to honor one another, because it is glorifying to Him. But how do we intentionally show honor to those around us in a world that is so consistently dishonoring? This week, Pastor Hannah touches on this exact matter and gives helpful scriptural references we can use as reminders of the importance of honoring even in the face of dishonor.

If someone asked you to name the most brilliant person to ever live, you'd probably come up with someone like Einstein or one of his scientific contemporaries. But what would you think if someone suggested another option to answer that question: Jesus. This week, Mike Godzwa explains why he believes Jesus is the most brilliant and effectively strategic man to ever walk the earth.

Some decisions have extraordinary impact in our life- "which college to choose?", "which job to take?", "which community to live in?", to name just a few. What do you do when scripture and wise counsel still leave things unclear? This week, Brandon breaks down a helpful principle for getting God’s input when making critical decisions.

God's plan always has a purpose. And the blessing He wants us to experience through Jesus is ultimately so that others may be blessed by us. In this teaching, Hannah and Brandon break down 5 simple ways that you and your family can bless those in your life who are disconnected from God.