What the parable of the sower reveals to us about the Kingdom of Heaven.

Pastor Brooklyn opens up and frames our newest series where we look closely at the Kingdom of God through the parables of Jesus in Matthew chapter 13.

Joe shows us how an identity rooted in "I am what I do" is totally contrary to the identity Jesus wants to give us, which is: "I am what he has done for me."

Kenny unpack's the lie, "I am what people say or think about me" and shows us how the identity we have in Jesus is far, far better. 

Hear from three of our high school seniors as they share an area of their lives the Lord has and is working redemption.

Ashleigh: “God has a plan and a purpose for everything. He is working through every single aspect of your life, even if you don’t see it.”

Travis: “Your faith isn’t just in the church.”

Ella: “It is not about what you’ve done or what’s been done to you, it’s about what’s been done for you.”

Hear from two of our high school seniors as they share an area of their lives the Lord has and is working redemption.

Judah: “The only way to truly have victory over our weakness and sin is through surrendering ourselves to the Lordship of Jesus Christ, engaging in the power provided through his Holy Spirit, and embracing the grace and forgiveness freely given to us by the Father through his son.“

Max: “Jesus is enough“

Kenny addresses the lie that tells us "I am what I have" and shows us how Jesus wants to replace that lie with our true identity in him.

Hear from two of our high school seniors as they share an area of their lives the Lord has and is working redemption.

Jacob: "God uses pain and in my case loss, to transform us into the person God called us to be, and in that ultimately create a relationship with him."

Kassidee: "Even in our weakest moments, God will never abandon us.”

Lee walks us through the biblical understanding of being created in the image of God and how this informs our identity and how we view others. 

Hear from three of our high school seniors as they share an area of their lives the Lord has and is working redemption.

Noah: “God loves us so much he allows pain our lives”

Ruth: “God’s love for us is so good, even when we don’t know him or when we are blame him for things, He loves us anyway.“

Ray: “Jesus wants us to forgive others no matter who they or what they have done to you because he has done the same for us.”