The Good News of the Kingdom is that Jesus came to proclaim good news to the poor, proclaim freedom for the prisoners, give recovery of sight to the blind, set the captives free, and proclaim the year of the Lord's favor. This still happens today, and the Holy Spirit want to bring Jesus glory by doing all this through us. In this message Jeff and Danette Johnsons share practical ways this can happen in our lives.

Jesus said he had to go from town to town preaching the Good News of the Kingdom. What was that good news? In Mark 5 we see a powerful demonstration of that good news as Jesus encountered a man who was consumed by evil. This man was freed, and as a result the whole region experienced freedom as he shared what Jesus had done for him. In this message we encourage you to not just receive the mercy of Jesus, but be a redistributor of the mercy of Jesus.

Do we live with an expectation that the Kingdom of God can break through at any moment? We are told to pray for the Kingdom to come, but are we? In this message we talk about why we can live with this expectation.

What is the culture of the Kingdom of God? Throughout the Gospels Jesus gives pictures of what the Kingdom looks like. In this message we look at Luke 14 and the excuses people use that prevent them from saying yes to God's great invitation.

Jesus taught us to pray, "Your Kingdom come." He said, "Don't worry about tomorrow. Instead, seek first the Kingdom of God." And Jesus taught about the Kingdom of God all the time. What is the Kingdom of God? What is the culture of the Kingdom? This fall we are going to look at many places where Jesus talked about the Kingdom because at the end of the day the Kingdom of God is our vision!

There is so much we can learn as Nehemiah rebuild the wall in Jerusalem. He was faced with distractions, attacks, but in the midst of all of it he was focused on the great work that God had called him to. What great work are we called to? Are we being focused on that work or are we easily distracted?

The rebuilding of the wall wasn't always smooth sailing. Nehemiah faced opposition. Looking at Nehemiah 4, we discuss how the enemy attacks and how are we to respond.

God is after the hearts of His people. In this message we hear how Joel and Trent saw that this summer as they travelled across the US sharing the Gospel. They also have a word to the church and a challenge regarding what Jesus is calling us into.

When we see the brokenness of the world, what is our response? In this passage, Mike looks at Nehemiah 2 & 3 and highlight how Nehemiah and others responded.

Nehemiah was so moved by the condition of Jerusalem that he wept and prayed for months, but it didn't stop there. He was moved to action and made a big request of the king. Are we walking in boldness? Or, have we allowed fear to cripple our lives? As you listen to this message, we are praying that you would be moved to live boldly for Jesus.