Lead Pastor, Jordan Lumbard, kicks off the summer series talking about the parables of Jesus. Specifically the parable of the Sower and how it depicts the gospel as a seed to be planted, only able to grow in people of good soil.

Outreach and Admin Pastor, Emily Olson, closes the series talking about the Great Commission and how we are all called to share the good news of Jesus.

The New Point Teaching Cohort continues the series talking about the Pentecost, Jeff Mease speaks on how people can now encounter Jesus through his followers, Julie Clark give a message about how the holy spirit partners with us, and Jason Godfrey talks about the importance of community.

Lead Pastor, Jordan Lumbard, continues the series talking about the shame Peter feels for denying Jesus three times and how Jesus removes that shame and wants to do the same for us.

Lead Pastor, Jordan Lumbard, continues the series talking about how Jesus, after his resurrection, went to his disciples to show that he will always love them and still desires to have a relationship with them.

Lead Pastor, Jordan Lumbard, continues the series talking about how normal it is as Christians to have doubts and how we can deal with it.

Lead Pastor, Jordan Lumbard, continues the series talking about how our expectations can sometimes blind us to being able to see Jesus in our lives and how even when it feels like God isn't there it doesn't mean he has abandon us.

Admin and Outreach Pastor, Emily Olson, continues the series talking about Mary Magdalene. How she was the first person Jesus showed himself to after his resurrection and how her hope was restored once he called her by name.

Lead Pastor, Jordan Lumbard, kicks off a new series talking about how important Jesus' resurrection is to our faith, while going into common theories people may believe instead and why they aren't true.

Lead Pastor, Jordan Lumbard, talks about how Easter reminds us that death is defeated by the resurrection. That through the resurrection power found in Jesus dead things don't have to stay dead and we can now have hope for new life.