David continues our Jesus Stories series by looking at Luke 19, where Jesus’ love of Zacchaeus reminds us that we don’t need to earn God’s love because Jesus climbed the tree first.

David kicks off our ‘Jesus Stories’ series by looking at Luke 4, where Jesus unveils two radical truths: His identity as the Messiah and His heart for the underdog.

Our prayers reveal our thoughts, our fears, our affections. Are we praying fearless prayers or prayers of self-protection, self-absorption, and fear? Matt wraps up our Fearless series by taking a look at the prayers of those in the early church.

The early Christians were known as FEARLESS! But what about us? What would happen if we were known as fearless? How do we become more fearless? Matt speaks during the second week of the Fearless series and reminds us that the level of our fearlessness is largely determined by what we fix our eyes upon.

Why are we so full of fear? What causes fear? Don't we want to live more free and more fearless? Today, Matt kicks off a three week series called fearless. We want to look like the early church and live more fearless. Uncertainty is a certainty but living fearful is a choice. Let's live full of hope and free from fear.

Generosity restores what the enemy steals. The enemy wants us to believe there isn't enough, but generosity testifies that God is about abundance, not scarcity.

Generosity is not just an annual or seasonal act. It is a lifestyle that intertwines with our day-to-day life. David continues our generosity series by looking at the life of Ruth. Her life was a rhythm of regular generosity that honored God, blessed others, and reminds us of an all-important truth: our lives are not our own.

Because of HIS radical and amazing generosity of love and grace toward us, we need to have two core questions: “How does His love change me? How can I be generous with my life as well?

God calls us to be generous with our whole lives. And it’s when we realize how generous God has been with us that we find ourselves being more generous with others. As we launch our series on generosity, David will start by defining true generosity. It is giving away what God has generously given us.

How we view life depends largely on what generation we belong to. For this Family Sunday, David talks about the blessings God brings through generational differences. We’ll celebrate our kids and students who are making milestone moves this upcoming year and allow them to hear from the older generation that has been where they are going.