Continuing our study and practice of the Disciple’s Prayer, we explore Jesus’s profound words: “Give us Today our Daily Bread.”

In this message we explore and bask in the astonishingly good news that the same delight the Father has for Jesus, he also has in giving His Kingdom to His beloved children.

Continuing our study and practice of the Disciple’s Prayer, we explore Jesus’s profound words: “And Forgive Us Our Debts, as We Also Have Forgiven Our Debtors.”

Putting into practice the freedom and power of how Jesus “apprentices” us in prayer.

There is a somber sobriety in all four of the Gospels: on “Palm Sunday” the crowd hailed Jesus as the Messiah King AND on “Good Friday” the same crowd shouted “Crucify Him.” Is Jesus defining the terms of His Kingship in your life, or are you?

There are voices competing for your attention: The Wisdom of God and the “noise” of this world. We are called to rebel against the noise of the world and seek to hear and be transformed by the Wisdom of God.

Lets demystify the prophetic! It is not only for the ones in the office of Prophet or the “anointed” ones. It’s a gift that can be asked for and developed through teaching, exposure, experience, practice and sheer hunger.

Building on last week’s message, we explore biblical foundations of childlike play, as well as specific ways to cultivate it in our lives.

Childlike playfulness is a connection point of healthy and mature intimacy with God. Today we explore biblical foundations of childlike play, as well as specific ways to cultivate it in our lives. 

We all make choices every day about what gets our attention. Today we explore an amazing story of one woman choosing the ONE thing of highest value, even breaking cultural norms to do so. Jesus lifts her up as an example of a true disciple.