This week Pastor Dave is exploring the theme of the Kingdom of God. What is the nature of the heavenly kingdom that Jesus preached about, and how can we participate with Jesus in building His kingdom in our world?

Repair What Needs Fixed, Let Go of the Old, Then Lean into the New. Ellen Funk takes the stage to discuss the importance of mending and newness.

How can you tell if someone is inside or outside the Kingdom of God? How do you know if you are inside or outside the Kingdom of God? In this parable, Jesus presents a shocking story that shows us how it’s not always as obvious as it may seem.

Injustice is rampant in our world. We can easily be overwhelmed by it. Yet Jesus gives us instructions about what our response ought to be through the parable of the persistent widow. Prayer is the first response of a faithful Christ-follower.

We always want big and exciting things to happen. But we don’t always see God’s kingdom grow and expand the way we want. Jesus gives the parable of the mustard seed and yeast to set our expectations correctly.

"In the midst of our frenzied world, we have a lot to do. Jesus invites us to be still and know. To listen and receive His grace and mercy. To pause. As we study Luke 10:38-42 we’ll see that we must be with Jesus before we can do anything for Him."

Curtis Congo speaks about three critical biblical principles found in the book of John and how they translate into three powerful gifts for our children.

As Christians, we have God-given wisdom to resolve disputes between us. Paul outlines the importance of dealing with conflict among believers healthily.

The church is the dwelling place of God and it must be treated that way. Sin is contagiously toxic and must be removed from God's Dwelling place.

A church is a community of believers together walking with God for his glory and their benefit.