In the book of 1 Corinthians, Paul writes about life as running a race. We don't run alone, we run together. Our goal for this race isn't just to finish, it's to win people to Christ. How are we doing?

Today's message is a contemporary version of Peter and John experiencing the feeding of the 5,000 (Luke 9:10-17). They listen to Jesus, they grow impatient, and they fumble around when Jesus tells them to feed the crowd. Feels a lot like our relationship with Jesus! We listen, we get impatient, we fumble around...

He is risen! This Easter Sunday, we finish the series Following Jesus with the call to love God and to love people--the two greatest commandments.

When God created each of us, He gave us unique gifts. He wants to see us use those gifts! As we follow Jesus, let's look for ways to discover our gifts and use them to grow God's kingdom.

The Bible tells us a lot about worship--what it should look like, what it doesn't look like. While it doesn't give specifics, it does tell us that worship is a lifestyle. Worship isn't in the details, and worship is an attitude of the heart. It's coming into the presence of God to focus on Him alone and to give Him glory and honor

In some of his last words before he was crucified, Jesus tells his disciples that he is the vine and that they are the branches. As followers of Jesus, we're called to be connected to the vine! How are you deepening your connection with Jesus this lenten season?

If we're truly transformed by Jesus, we're going to want to be engaged in kingdom work! Join us for the last message in our series CHANGE.

Please note: our sound board was malfunctioning, and so the sound quality in this video is not the best.

In Luke 11, Jesus's disciples ask him how to pray, so he teaches them. When it comes to our goals, we tend to focus on doing things. But God calls us to pray with expectation and with boldness! Rather than do things, turn to the Creator of the universe who can do all things!

Change of any kind can be really hard. It can make us anxious and uncertain about what the future holds. But it can also bring many new opportunities our way!