Jesus doesn't condemn, so why should we? What if the answer to spinning thoughts and old habits isn't trying harder, but setting the mind on the Spirit?

What do you do when the worst chapter of your life becomes the only story you know how to tell? In this message, we dig into Luke 8 and the man living among the tombs, and discover that Jesus crosses the lake for the one person everyone else has written off.

We’re pretty good at welcoming Jesus. We’re less good at welcoming the people Jesus welcomes. Today’s message is taken from Luke 7:36–50.

In Luke 7, Jesus encounters a widow on the worst day of her life, and he doesn't wait for an invitation. This message from Luke 7:11-17 explores what it means to truly see the people around us, and what happens when compassion moves before it's asked to.

The same people who hid behind locked doors at Easter are now in the streets of Jerusalem, speaking every language on earth. Pentecost didn't recruit new people; it transformed the ones already there. Someone in your life is waiting to hear the good news in their own language. You're the one who speaks it.

Idols are rarely ugly. They're usually the good things we've relied on too heavily. This week we look at what's really sitting at the center of our lives, and what Paul's curiosity in Athens teaches us about pointing people toward the One we're all reaching for.

Jesus didn't say I'll show you the way he said I am the way. But what does it actually cost to walk it? This week we look at Stephen's faithfulness, our very modern fear of speaking faith out loud, and what it means to be a witness when silence feels so much safer.

The early church had four devotions: the story, the community, the table, and prayer. Turns out, that was enough. This week we're in Acts 2:42–47.

Have you ever found yourself on the wrong path? Today’s message explores the story of two disciples who were traveling in the wrong direction until they encountered Jesus on the road to Emmaus and shared a meal with Him. 

The disciples were hiding behind locked doors and Jesus showed up anyway. In week one of Witnesses, we explore what it means that Thomas's honest doubt led to the greatest confession of faith in all four Gospels. Witness doesn't begin when the fear goes away. It begins right where you are.