Being a disciple of Jesus means that we do what Jesus did. That means that we touch lepers, befriend prostitutes, and offend Pharisees. Listen as Pastor Dave starts of this new series about authentic discipleship.

Pastor Jason talks about discipleship from a Jewish perspective.

David teaches us the importance of never settling for something pretty good when God has something greater for us.

Too many people settle for less than God's best for their lives. If you want a breakthrough, you can't settle for pretty good. Don't give up until God finishes the work He started in you.

Noah shows us what obedience looks like. It is costly, it is messy, but it is beautiful.

When you begin to move toward the promise of God in your life, you can expect opposition and obstacles. The question is: What will you do when that time comes?

David is forced to flee to the wilderness of Judea and he finds himself alone, homeless, and hunted. When he had the chance to retaliate, he refuses to do so and teaches us one of the most difficult lessons for us to learn.

If you need a breakthrough, it's time to stop praying small, safe, selfish prayers. Begin to pray big, bold, unselfish prayers and watch what God does!

There is incredible power in unity. Pastor Dave talks about the power of being unified as a body of believers and how to nurture unity in the church.

David goes on the run after Saul tries to pin him to the wall with a spear. When David was completely defenseless and utterly vulnerable, God supernaturally protected David. What was David's response? You might be surprised. Pastor Dave also talks about the beautiful friendship that David and Jonathan shared.