We often identify others as extensions of our own wants and needs. We want Jesus to be our victor, healer, the Lord above all others. But when He called himself the Bread of Life, Jesus identified his purpose as our providence and confronted our our expectations of the grandiose in one fell swoop.

John's Gospel proclaims that after creating all things through Himself as the word of God, Jesus then completes it and calls it good. JM asks what word is defining our life? Are we living out of shamed identity of being bad or do we believe Him when he says we're good?

The Armor of God is so widely known that it's become a cliche, but Robin unpacks how we have become to familiar with a powerful key to our existence.

Robin casts a vision for walking in holiness empowered by Paul's promises that we are accepted and empowered by being wrapped up in love with Jesus.

Guest speaker Ray Hollenbach presents the call to discipleship as more than simply being a Christian, describing the great commission within context of the first disciple's lives with Jesus.

Andy speaks an encouraging word out of Paul's experience in Acts on embracing our weakness as God's way of giving us His strength.

Robin shares the Revelation of the Book of Ephesians - that it was a mystery hidden from mankind through time and only revealed through Jesus. Paul prayed that it would be revealed to us who read it and not be a one time encounter or intellectual acknowledgment, but that it would continue to grow within our spirits.

Special guest, Stephen Roach shares on the miraculous gift of having and sharing God's perspective.

In this Easter message, Robin shares from the Emmaus road story of Jesus returning to the spiritually blind and heartbroken, highlighting both men's spiritual missteps and Jesus' great loving grace to encounter and restore.

Andy preaches a sobering message of the business of Jesus during his last days on Earth. He was welcomed as a king in the days leading to his death and set out to set certain things right before his penultimate days, suffering his way into the crucifixion.