Jesus’ invites us to partner what’s in our hands with His purposes and power to bring about His Kingdom. In this message from Ryan Gageler, we explore how the unique gifts entrusted to us can bring about human flourishing.

Living an open life requires us to be close enough with each another to experience missteps and stumbles, and in turn receive forgiveness or extend forgiveness. In this message from Aash Parmar, we discuss how life is best lived and enjoyed in community with others.

In this practical message, guest speaker Mark Conner shares insights about how to stay connected to Jesus in order to live a fruitful life.

Do you find something new is often uncomfortable or unfamiliar? In this message from Ryan Gageler, we explore how to fully receive the new Creation that comes when following Jesus, as new is the territory in which we receive hope, faith and life.

In this message from Aash Parmar, we examine a story from the life of Peter of radical calling, clear confirmation and remarkable courage and explore what it means to be obedient.

Is your view of God so distant that you need a telescope? In this message from Beau Spencer, we explore how your perspective will determine your devotion, and who or what you serve ultimately dictates how you think, how you behave, how you speak and who you are.

The way of Christ is often at odds with our culture. In this message from Zac Gageler, we explore two cycles of living that drive the way we relate to God and others. Are you living by performance or in the grace of Jesus Christ?

In this message from Aash Parmar we look at the story of Bartimaeus in Mark 10 as a lens to understand how we can change from what we are, to who we would like to be.

During the Christmas season the busyness of life often distracts us from being present with Jesus. In this message from Aaron Stacey, we are encouraged to slow down and allow our hearts to breathe as we contemplate the awe and wonder of Immanuel, God with us.

In this message, guest speaker Mark Conner takes a fresh look at the church that Jesus is building today.