In every little moment, Jesus has truth to share with you. The question is what does Jesus have to teach you in this moment. Don’t wait for the moment. Let him teach you in this moment. In the second week of our series, Sarah Knepper teaches us that we are not simply cogs in a machine. We are the children of God and Jesus has invited us to learn from Him.

The Bible is a book that is confusing in many ways. Have you ever wondered as you were reading the Bible: What's the point? On Sunday we looked at how Jesus is the point of the Bible and how He Jesus can be the point of your life.

One of the most difficult aspects of following Jesus in our culture is fully understanding God's heart for our world because we often assume that God responds to the world's problems the same way we would but instead what we find is God wants to use us to bring about His purposes even in the midst of our broken world. In our final week in Daniel, we look at what God wants for our world and how He wants to use you to accomplish his purposes.

Daniel and his friends don't just resist evil while living in exile - they also actively participate in every aspect of their culture. The question their story answers for us is how can we engage in redemptive ways and not forfeit our souls. In week 3 of our Daniel series, we learn about the regular disciplines that grounded Daniel in God and talk about how we can do that too.

We live in a culture that often challenges our faith and even encourages us to compromise what we say we care most about. In Daniel 3 we see why resolving to follow Jesus in little things becomes so crucial as we face big moments in our lives. Listen as we talk about how to resist in redemptive ways and find life in Christ alone.

It may be surprising to learn just how relevant the book of Daniel is for us in 2018. In week one we see how Daniel is invited to become immersed in a new culture and give up his identity as part of God's people and we see how he resolves to stay faithful to God. We also look at the ways we're invited to give up our identity in Christ to bled in or fit in and what it looks like to resolve and resist so we can continue to be who God's called us to be.

Some of us think if we’re not making meaning out of every moment then you’re missing out. If we're trying to find meaning under the sun that’s only found above the sun, how will I ever find it? In the final week of our Art of Living series, we walk through the book of Ecclesiastes and talk about what it means to be human and where we find meaning amongst all the meaninglessness.

Our world is full of self-help strategies that claim their the path to the good life but often we find they're a bridge to nowhere. The book of Proverbs is full of insight for living the life God made you for but from the beginning, we learn that it starts first with God. In week 2 of our Art of Living series, we talk about how to make conscious decisions to trust God instead of trusting in yourself.

In week 1 of our Art of Living series we take a look at the oldest book of the Bible and try and understand what God wants to do with and in the suffering, we're bound to face at some point in our lives. Listen as we talk about what most of us think about where suffering comes from, what God wants us to do in our suffering and where hope can be found in the midst of it.

It is breathtaking to think that there were words said hundreds of years before the birth of Jesus that pointed to His life and ministry and the impact it would have on the world. In our final week of the series around the Prophets, we’ll explore why Jesus was such a crucial figure in Old Testament prophecy, what the promise of His arrival meant to God’s people fulfilling their purpose and how we too can find hope in these prophetic promises today!