John

Losing something pales in comparison to being lost yourself. If we are all lost, what does it mean to be found? Pastor Tony Pyle shares how Jesus teaches us the varying ways we can be lost, but the one way we can be found. Luke

Jesus calls us to love our neighbors as ourselves. Who is that person, or type of person, that you prefer to avoid and find difficult to love? Pastor James Granger points us to Jesus’ parable of the Samaritan as it demonstrates the Christ-like treatment of others that should permeate our lives. Luke

Luke

In the eyes of Jesus there is no rich nor poor, no high nor low; we are all equal sons and daughters in His sight. How do we live as such? Kyle McMahon reminds us that Jesus is personal and wants to see and know us. We don’t need physical healing, we need the resurrection

When man-made traditions are elevated as greater than God-written scripture, we make void what Christ did on the cross. How do we distract ourselves from the liberating message of the Gospel? Zach Nachazel guides us through the book of Mark and reminds us to focus our daily rhythms on the Gospel. Mark

Mark, the second of the Gospels, was written for the gentile and Greek audience and addresses the works of Jesus a slightly different manner than Matthew. Pastor James retells the story of the friends who so loved their friend that they opened a roof in the house where Jesus was teaching in order for their

Looking at His Word, God’s standards of integrity are unreachable by human standards. How then are we to submit to an unattainable standard? Pastor Justin Detmers walks us through the book of Matthew and shares how Jesus stands in integrity to save us in our hypocrisy. Matthew

In the book of Matthew, God fulfilled His promise of sending a Messiah in the person and work of Jesus. How do we respond to who Jesus is and what He has done? Pastor Tony Pyle helps us understand that in our deepest needs as human beings, God has acted, and our responsibility is simply