Jesus has called you to be His disciple. In week 3 of Who You're Called To Be we talked about how you can live in 2016 as a follower of Jesus and what practices you can develop to fully live out this calling.

If you’re part of the family of God you’re called to be part of His story and he’s give us meaningful activities for us to participate in together. In week 2 of our series we explored the sacraments, what they mean, why they matter and how we can do what we’re called to do today.

God wants you to be part of His family. From the beginning He loved you and He’s done what was necessary to make a way for you to be His child. For the first Sunday of 2016 we looked at what it means to be a child of God, how we relate to Him as Father and how we live together as an extended family.

One of the most known titles Jesus holds is the Prince of Peace. The question remains though - where’s the peace? In our Christmas Eve gathering we talked about what this title means, what this peace looks like and how you can experience that kind of peace by receiving Jesus as your King.

The prophet Isaiah said Jesus would be the Everlasting Father. That was true 700 years before he was born, true while He walked the earth and true today. In week 3 of our He Shall Be Called series we talk about what it would mean for Jesus to be your Everlasting Father today.

In week 3 of He Shall Be Called we explore the name Mighty God. What we find in this name is that  Christmas is more than a precious story about a little baby asleep on the hay - Christmas is the story of the Mighty God putting on flesh and blood and declaring war on the darkness.

Christmas is a time to reflect on the impact that Jesus’ birth had on the world. It’s easy to think of it as an event that happened long ago but this newborn King’s impact reverberates even today and can make a dramatic difference in your life. In week 1 we talk about what it means for Jesus to be the Wonderful Counselor and how you can receive Him as this King.

Jesus’ call to last place living was more than just a posture we ought to take - it was Jesus’ leadership philosophy. In our final week of the Life in Last Place series we explore what leading from last place looks like, the adjustments we have to make in the process and how invested God is in the ways that all of us are leading.

Living in last place can be truly difficult day in and day out because so much of how we’re built is to fight for our own well being. In week 4 of our Life in Last Place series we uncover how gratitude is the most important practice we have in taking last place.

In week 3 of our Life in Last Place series we take a look at how Jesus’ used the power that God had given him, how we use the power we have and how we can leverage our power to live our lives in last place.