Who are you? How do you define yourself? Those are big and hard questions, but as followers of Jesus, our answer should be "I am who You say I am."

What comes to your mind when you hear the term "eternal life"? Heaven? New bodies and endless worship? What if you were told that the eternal life Jesus is speaking of is about a life in the here and now in our current bodies amid all our familiar surrounding circumstances? 

The longer we're Christians, our faith and our relationship with Jesus *should* change over time. What should that look like, and how can our relationship grow and mature? 

As we follow Jesus, we transform. Transformation is fundamentally different from making "changes." Dive into week 1 of our Who Am I Becoming? series with this audio walk-through of the session 1 handout with Pastor Joe.

As followers of Jesus, we should keep transforming to become more and more like Him.

Guest speaker Don Davis from The Urban Ministry Institute joins us to teach through Psalms 96. We are called to declare God's glory and kingdom reign worldwide among the nations!

God is the ultimate Creator. His creation should stir and compel us to worship.

Healthy relationships can take a lot of work. Do you have any strained relationships you need to work on?

When we go through hard times, it can seem like God is silently ignoring our prayers. Those struggles and the emotions that come with them are real, and David often expressed those feelings honestly in several Psalms.

"Imprecatory" psalms--songs requesting God's wrath on our enemies--are some of the toughest verses in our Bibles. Pastor Brent walks through Psalms 109 and explains how (or if) these verses are still relevant to us today.