In this episode we learn from event the birth story of Jesus that He came to welcome the outsider into the center of God's renewal story. All that Jesus has done for us is motivated by His unwavering love and commitment to us. This message will not only connect you to the treads of the Christmas story but will help you to respond to what God wants to do in your story. For more information about our community visit us online.

In this episode, Jordan Smart continues our advent series on finding joy because our roots are in a larger story. We spend so much time living our other's stories that leads to more stress and anxiety. When we orient ourselves in God's larger story we can find joy because we can lean on the promises of many generations who have gone before us and have experienced God's promised joy amid difficult life circumstances. For more information about our community visit us online.

In this episode, we continue our Advent Series as Megan Pooler teaches from her life experience how Jesus can bring hope to our moments of despair. We don't have to downplay our emotions or fake our way into positivity we can allow Jesus to meet us where we are and bring us along the journey. The psalms are a great tool to give words for what we might be feeling but they also teach us how we can pray to God. For more information about our community visit us online.

We kicked off a new Advent Series, where we will look at the four themes of peace, hope, joy, and love as we build to celebrate Christmas. In this episode, we look at how Jesus offers a path to peace in an anxious world. The teaching includes a practice that you can implement into your day-to-day life, journal, prayer reflection, or with a counselor. For more information about our community, please visit us online.

In this episode, we wrap up our Mark series, which we started after Easter and are finishing at Advent. In this conversation, we reflect on the implications of the resurrection of Jesus. Mark has been building his case to show that Jesus is the savior of the world and he ends his story by inviting you to reflect on what you believe about Jesus and what are you going to do with that? If we have been transformed by Jesus that should lead to us naturally sharing our experience of Jesus with others. For more information about our community visit us online.

In this episode, we look at Jesus' final moments in the garden, His trial, and His crucifixion. In these events, we can see how Jesus' habit of getting alone with God in the garden helped Him in His hardest moment. We can find our own garden-like place that forms the well we can draw from when we go through our own sufferings. For more information about our community visit us online.

In this episode we walk through Mark 14 as we reflect on the meaning of the passover in the historical background of God's people and see how Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment of passover as He is the one to lead us out of spiritual slavery into a new life. For more information about our community visit us online.

In this episode, we examine a conversation between Jesus and His closest followers as He advises them on what is coming and what will come. He invites them to be active partners with God and not passive bystanders. Many helpful things from that conversation can be applied to our lives today. For more information about our community, visit us online.

In this episode our friend Megan Pooler invites us to consider how we are loving God with all of our being as we seek to place God first in our lives and how that love spills over to others as we share that love with them. For more information about our community visit us online.

In this episode we look at how Jesus responds to different challenges from the highest levels of religious leaders as they continue to look for ways to get rid of Him. From these challenges we learn more things about Him and also get to process some warnings from His interactions with these leaders. If you would like more information about our community visit us online.