Following Thomas's last sermon, which commissioned believers to pursue others, this week, he teaches us how believers should pursue others. The text teaches us that we must prioritize God's Will above all else, pursue every opportunity God gives us, and completely rely on the work of God to move in others' hearts.

Thomas begins a two part series through John 4 where he emphasizes how Jesus pursues others with grace and love. We should follow the example of Jesus by pursuing others even when they are rejected by others, when they may not understand God's teaching, when they are living in sin, and when they are worshipping falsely. Who are you going to pursue for the sake of the Gospel?

Dylan wraps up our Daniel series by teaching how standing strong for God has an impact on those around us, through the examples of Daniel and his friends on the kings. Not only is our stand personal and cumulative, but it also testifies to God's power and peace! How do you specifically see God using your "stand" as a part of His sovereign, good plan?

This week, Dylan follows the example of Daniel and teaches us to be faithful in our work, devoted in our worship to God, and delivered through the power of God. Through being faithful, devoted and delivered, we can deeply impact the people around us for the Kingdom of God just as Daniel did to the King.

Dylan teaches through the well known Biblical story of the King Nebuchadnezzar and the fiery furnace with an emphasis on how the world demands our worship and yet, the world cannot overthrow the purposes of God. This passage leaves us to ask ourselves what or whom has our worship and how we need to stand strong with God-sized devotion to Him and Him alone.

We kick off a new series in the book of Daniel where we look to the examples of Daniel and his friends as they stand firm on God's commandments. Dylan walks us through how God knows the pressure to compromise and yet, He provides us with conviction and wisdom to walk in.

Thomas continues the theme of Rewire from Gravity, but specifies it to our identity. From 1 Peter 2, he emphasizes that our identity is found in being children of God and is revealed through our actions.

This Midweek, Dylan leads us through three beautiful examples of having a patient perspective in life. He challenges us with the words of James to trust like a farmer, speak like the prophets, and persevere like Job.

Guest teacher and faithful disciple of Jesus, Shaun Boyd, teaches us how to steward not only our wealth, but our spiritual gifts, to further the Kingdom of God.

Dylan breaks down this idea of leading out in dependance on the Lord in our families. Check out on how this could bless your family!