"Unceasing prayer" is the process of prayer becoming our primary posture in the world. Say that 5 times fast.

Wrestling with discontentment? "The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want."

During our Easter Service we were encouraged to jump into living an embodied resurrection as Gods people.

From part two of our joint service with the Blue Ridge Church, Benjamin preaches out of Luke 13:18-30 and asks us to reconsider what the kingdom of God is like.

How can God's kingdom disrupt me and my vision of the "good life"?

For our joint service with the Blue Ridge Church in Charlottesville, Drew Mines helps us navigate the balance between what God has already done and allowing those things to form what we should do.

For International Women's Day we take a look at some of the key disciples in Jesus ministry - Joanna, Mary Magdalene and Susanna.

In this sermon we celebrate Black History and its connection with Christian History.  Simon of Cyrene was a man from modern-day Libya whose experience with Jesus formed him into a man who passed on generational faith. 

Warren Trolio, a masters student at Radford takes us through Romans 6 and shows us how we as humans are always being formed or shaped by something - either sin or righteousness.

This week we learn about the wholeness of Jesus' discipleship. Compartmentalizing our discipleship can easily turn into the yoke for religion. 

Taking a look at what it means to be a fruitful vine branch on Jesus' vine.