Other People are a part of our spiritual development. The greatest command is to love God and love others. Christianity was never intended to be about “me and God,” but rather “us and God.”

This message looks at the natural response of receiving God’s love: loving others. How do we reorientate our life towards others?

When David became king at Hebron, he knew that there was more for him to do. Rather than stay safe in Hebron, he took his army and conquered Jerusalem.

God has given us each a "Jerusalem" to conquer - but we often don't know how. In this message, we learn three things we need to know if we're going to conquer our own Jerusalem.

Loneliness has become a mental health epidemic, according to the Surgeon General. This need not be the case for Christians!

Jesus' call to "follow him" was never about rules or religion. It was always an invitation to relationship. But just what kind of friend is Jesus?

Jesus once encountered a rich young ruler who asked what it would take to follow Jesus. Jesus' answer surprised him! We also must make difficult decisions if we are going to follow Jesus today. We cannot simply pick and choose what scriptures we want to impact our life. Following Jesus means following everything He says.

Jesus had a strong priority to rest -- both for himself and his disciples. He said, "Come to me and I'll give you rest." In this sermon we learn how to engage in this principal in a rushed and hurried world.

Jesus didn't pick the smartest or most noble people on the planet to disciple. He picked normal people! But then he took them on a journey of a lifetime that changed the course of history!

Following Jesus is not a 30-second microwavable job. It requires the whole life over the course of a lifetime, and in this message we'll explore three commitments necessary to following Jesus on a long journey.

Jesus repeatedly said, "Follow me" -- a command that requires action. But many of us have replaced "follow" with "believe." Believing is only the first step to following! What does it really mean to be a follower of Christ?

Easter recognizes the single greatest event in the history of the universe! Jesus finished a plan that had been at work since the very beginning -- he finished a work that can save us! In this message, we'll look at what Jesus did on the cross and why it matters to our life today.

The gospels are filled with examples of exactly who Jesus loved. The Samaritan. The Tax Collector. The most despised. He wanted to be with them — he purposefully sought them out.

The mature Christians among us should be purposefully seeking out those kinds of people…. Yet if they stepped into our church seeking US out would they be given dirty looks? Or would we welcome them like Jesus did?

As Christians, we believe that everything we have comes from God - nothing is truly ours. But what does that actually look like in real life?

In this message, we look at what the Bible has to say about generosity, and how we are supposed to live out generosity in our daily lives.