This week, we continue our Lent series by talking about Jesus’ declaration of, “It is finished!” We talk about just what is finished and what it means for us today that it is finished forever. We finish up by discussing why that should inspire us to share this amazing news with others. Our main passage this week is: John 19:30.

This week, we continue our Lent series by talking about Jesus’ request for something to drink. We give some historic and cultural context to the drink the solders gave Jesus. Then, we sit with just what it means that Jesus was thirsty, what does that remind us about Jesus’ humanity. Our main passage this week is: John 19:28-29.

We continue our Lent series by talking about Jesus’ heart wrenching question to his Father. We start off by examining just what brought us to the place of needing Jesus to be on the cross. Then we explore the idea of what does it mean to be alone, what does it mean to be fully isolated from everything. Our main passage this week is: John Matthew 27:45-46.

We continue our Lent series by talking about Jesus’ Last words to his mother. We examine what Jesus was to accomplish with these words. Lastly, we look at what these words can tell us about Jesus’ heart and what that means for us today. Our main passage this week is: John 19:26-27

We continue our Lent series by talking about Jesus’ words to the criminal crucified next to him. We examine the faith it took for the criminal to believe in Jesus. Lastly, we discuss what Jesus’ words to this criminal mean for us today and how we live our lives. Our main passage this week is: Luke 23:39-43.

This week, we kick off our Lent series, by examining Jesus’ first saying from the cross. We look at the connection between forgiveness and prayer. What does it mean that Jesus is praying for our forgiveness? Our main passage this week is: Luke 23:34.

This week, we take a look at Jesus’ last healing before he goes to the cross. We look at what it means that Jesus chose to have his last miracle be healing an enemy and fixing a mistake of Peter. What does this show us about divine forgiveness? Our main passage this week is: Luke 22:47-51. (Sorry about the poor quality, the audio recording did not work so this is ripped from a video recording).

This week, we wrap up our series on being missional by looking at an example of a time when the disciples failed. They were told to cast out demons and they couldn’t do it. We will look at Jesus’ reaction to this and what that means for us today. Our main passage is Mark 9:14-18.

On the second Sunday of Advent, we examine just what the first Christmas meant for the angels. First, we explore a little bit about what exactly angels are. Then we examine just why the first Christmas was such a joyous event for them and why it should continue to be joyous for us today. This week’s passage is: Luke 2:8-14.

On the first Sunday of Advent, we examine just what the first Christmas meant for Mary. We look at how the birth of Jesus changed her life drastically. Then we explore how much faith and love it took for Mary to follow along with God’s plan. Today's passage is: Luke 1:28-55.