This fall we’re looking at the book of 2nd Corinthians. As Bill Moody introduces this letter, he challenges the expectations we bring to our lives and asks that we reevaluate our future. What if a life well lived ends not in strength and power but in weakness and affliction? For in the Apostle Paul, we come face to face with the life of one who ended not on the summit, conqueror of all, but rather in the valley, servant of all, in the footsteps of his Savior.

As we enter the fall, we’re taking two weeks to think through the vision and mission of the church. This week Cameron Beaty looks at Jesus’ call to the lives of His disciples. Both then and now, disciples of Jesus are to make Him known by bearing witness to His life in word and deed.

As we enter the fall, we’re taking two weeks to think through the vision and mission of the church. This week Cameron Beaty walks us through the inauguration of the church and what it is that allows us to actively know Jesus. Through the promise of the Father, through the work of the Son, by the power of the Spirit, the church bears witness to Jesus Christ now and forever.

This summer we’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount. This week Cameron Beaty concludes our series with Jesus’ final command to His followers. In light of His teaching, they are called to center their lives around Him. He is to be their first and foremost authority.

This summer we’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount. This week Bill Moody walks through a series of warnings from Jesus on what it means to enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Those who want the Kingdom must bow down before King Jesus and surrender to His will. They must enter by the narrow gate.

This summer we’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount. This week Cameron Beaty considers Jesus’ words on judgment and what the Christians’ call is in light of knowing the True Judge.

This summer we’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount. This week Cameron Beaty addresses the age-old reality of anxiety. The antidote, Jesus says, is to become nothing less than birdwatchers and botanists.

This summer we’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount. This week Alex Tomanek unpacks Jesus’ challenging words regarding money. Here we see the unique temptation in worshiping money and why Jesus calls us to a life that stores treasures in heaven.

This summer we’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount. This week Cameron Beaty takes us to the familiar words of the Lord’s Prayer. In these words, we find a depth and richness to what it means to commune with God our Father.

This summer we’re looking at the Sermon on the Mount. This week Bill Moody looks at the temptation for us to drift towards self-righteousness. In our good deeds we seek the praise of man. The antidote, Jesus says, is to instead seek the praise of God. That is the true reward our hearts desire.