We're a week away from our season of TwentyOne and the beginning of our fast - so Pastor Justin uses this time to help us wrap our minds around what a fast is and is not. Because a fast without any spiritual emphasis is just a diet.

As we begin to prepare our hearts for Easter, Pastor Justin will be starting a new sermon series where we focus on the word for the year: “engage”. In this first message, we’ll be looking at Moses and the burning bush - a moment where the ordinary was transformed into something holy simply because Moses sensed the Lord’s presence.

You were never meant to follow Jesus alone, and that means you'll sometimes be in community with people you don't understand. Pastor Justin will remind us that the disciples had their own major differences to sort out as well.

Our first message from Pastor Art Magnuson is a wonderful word about the chaos in creation. There are plenty of ways we can react when our sin is found out - but Pastor Art lays out a few better alternatives.

It's both a question, and a statement. What you treasure shapes how you see everything - and with that in mind, is your relationship with Jesus what you treasure most, or is it earthly treasures?

Getting back into the "This Is Normal" series, Pastor Justin reminds us that Monday is coming, and when you feel resistance, and the wheels seem to be coming off, that's a good sign. Don't assume that you're "losing", realize that the enemy now sees you as dangerous.

Without compassion for others, you won't be able to make disciples.

As we continue in our series “This Is Normal”, Pastor Justin will remind us that the Holy Spirit wants to work through each and every one of us.

Continuing in our new series, “This Is Normal”, Pastor Justin will highlight the lordship of Jesus - which was never meant to be private.

New Year, new sermon series! Pastor Justin will be guiding us through the process of getting back to the original design of Christian life. Life with God was never meant to be driven by effort or performance, but by new life from above and what Jesus calls “normal”.