The Kingdom becomes tangible to me when I trust in a bigger picture, a higher calling, and I learn what it means to have a childlike faith.

We turn to so many different things to carry the Kingdom of God deeper into our lives. But the Lord’s Prayer reminds us that there is a one carrier that holds the key.

Do you have awareness of what God is doing in your life and the lives of those around you? Are you wheat or a weed?

Do we want to truly live in the moment? If so, we must understand that heaven is not just a blessing for tomorrow, but our blueprint for today.

Matt Massey continues with week two of our Tangible Kingdom series. Through Jesus' death on the cross, we witness the ultimate example of surrender. In surrender, we can experience Jesus as our King.

The concept of a king doesn’t always sit well with us. But God is a different kind of king who shares His power and privilege. Instead of his rule restraining us, His kingdom is our freedom.

We’ve all struggled with feeling like we’re not having an impact. We look at our limited abilities and decide it’s hopeless that we’d ever be able to make a real difference. But as we see through the example of David, having impact does not just come through skill set, but also through our willingness to be the same person in all situations.

This week, we continue our Selah series with a message on the topic of shame. “When we fix our eyes on Jesus and live vulnerably, we experience freedom from shame.”

This week in the Selah series, Matt Massey continues the study of the Psalms with a focus on making your time count by investing in what truly matters. “Dallas Willard says, 'We are spiritual beings with an eternal destiny in God's good universe.' Let's invest our time towards and for where we'll spend the most time.”