When you realize that Jesus desires you, you'll also realize that the primary calling in your life is to be with Jesus, which in turn empowers you to bring about the shalom He longs for you to help Him build.

Jesus is what God is really like. And without the cross, it'll be hard for us to ever understand the extent of God's love, even for the ones who killed Him.

Jesus’ invitation is not just for us to be saved but to be healed. Even more shocking than that: He’s also invited us into helping Him heal the world around us. He wants us to be partners in His grand enterprise of restoration.

The weight of God’s demands can crush us. But if Jesus has come to free us, how do we reconcile the crushing weight of God’s expectations with His grace and love? Let’s look to Jesus.

New wine, new wineskins, new everything. Let's join Him.

Even if you’ve been around church for a long time, there’s a significant chance you’ve never understood the shocking nature of God’s grace. Here’s another place Jesus tries to teach us. Let’s learn from Him together.

A familiar story told in an unfamiliar way offers us a refreshing way to life for ourselves, and for those around us.

If God prays, then we probably should to. But what does it look like for us to pray the way God prays? This week we look to Jesus' prayer life and the wonderful truth that Jesus actively intercedes on our behalf.

Jesus runs to the unholy, the polluted, the sinful, the outcast, and the broken. He draws us near. His health and purity are somehow contagious—unholy things are made holy, whole, and alive by the presence of this Holy One.

Jesus expects that His absolute love for us will make us people of absolute love for everyone around us. Let’s go.