Jesus's definition of greatness is not only different from ours, but is also difficult to accept. This Sunday, we talked about discovering greatness as Jesus defines it.

Jesus calls us to have a non-anxious presence in an increasingly anxious world. But how can he tell us not to  worry when we are riddled with stress and uncertainty? This Sunday, we explore this difficult teaching of Jesus.

It sounds like one of the most unreasonable things Jesus said: "If you are angry, you are liable to judgment." How can our anger make us liable  to judgement? This week, we explore what Jesus meant and how we can  follow him even when we are angry.

We all know what it's like to be consumed with perfectionism. So when Jesus tells us "Be perfect as your Father in Heaven in perfect," it seems like he is adding to the pressure we already feel. This Sunday, we explored these difficult words of Jesus and ask, "How can Jesus tell us to be perfect?"

This Sunday, Pastor Walter Sotelo helped us explore the challenge of extending and receiving forgiveness.

This Sunday we talked about following Jesus amid political division. We live in an increasingly hostile  political climate, and therefore, it is important for us to know how to follow Jesus in this environment.

This Sunday, we continue our series "The Difficult Words of Jesus" and examine Jesus's teachings on lust.

This Sunday, we began a new sermon series called, “The Difficult Words of Jesus.” Each week we will explore something Jesus said that sounds unreasonable or difficult to accept.

This Sunday, Lisa Voth, and Jason and Hollie Casper, shared about the big story that we are all a part of -- God's big story.

This week, Pastor Jason talked to us about how to lead in a way that resembles the values and worldview of Jesus.