Where Jesus resides in our lives either makes Him the Cornerstone on which we build our lives, or a stumbling block that we fall on. The decision is completely up to us, and the ramifications are eternal.

We dive into our personal heart conditions, where the trouble spots are, and how to rectify them. 

Jesus uses a parable about seeds being planted in a field to showcase the condition of our hearts.

Breaking down the sermon and picking up the pieces that were left on the cutting room floor. 

Sometimes life isn't fair. But what are we using as our metric to judge what's fair and what's not? When we live in a kingdom built around ourselves, we focus on how to get ahead and be number one, but when we focus on His Kingdom builtnd Jesus, we focus on Him.

We pick up the pieces left on the cutting room floor of the message this last weekend on wasted crops. 

It's our 2 year anniversary celebration! We look at what Jesus told His disciples about the Harvest. We need to get our hands dirty and join in so as not to waste any crops.

We're picking up the scraps from the cutting room floor on the sermon from September 4th, Cultivate Your Fig Tree. Kelly shares her personal story of God cultivating her life through tragedy. 

It's week one of a brand new series entitled, Cultivate. How does a parable about a fig tree tell us that God wants to cultivate fruit in our lives? You'll just have to find out.

Welcome to the FIRST ever cutting room floor! Every sermon we have so much left to discuss that we never have time to. Also, our community groups leader and board chairman, Kelly Lee, has so many more questions she could add but never does. So we've got the Cutting Room Floor. Where we take a deeper dive into the sermon from the previous week and give more insight. Every Thursday we'll come out with have a new episode. Make sure to subscribe and catch each one to go deeper into the Scripture and the thoughts behind it. Also....we started recording with a count in. Brian started talking on the count in. So we missed the first part. Bummer. Pretty sure it was brilliant.