We are not passive spectators in our thought life.

We are active participants.

We have the ability and the authority to choose where we set our minds.

Which means that we don’t have to wait and see what thoughts come each day. We can set our minds on things above.

Our minds are a battlefield.

And we have to take our thoughts captive and make them obedient to Jesus.

But it’s not enough to know that at a head level.

It has to work its way into how we live.

So, how do we actually take our thoughts captive?

Check out this teaching from our series, “Set Your Mind.”

The enemy came to Adam and Eve, not with brute force, but with a thought.

He did the same with Jesus in the wilderness.

Why?

Because our thoughts are powerful.

And we have to take every one of them captive to make them obedient to Jesus.

This Lent, we’re choosing to fast from lies and feast on truth.

Listen to Part 1 of the teaching series to begin the journey with us.

If we want to share more than a Sunday together, we have to learn the art of staying.

Because it’s in staying that we grow and flourish into the people God created us to be.

There will be many roadblocks in the journey to sharing life together.

But one is more ancient than the rest.

Shame is the great disconnector. It disconnects us from God and from one another, causing us to run and hide.

But there is a way to heal from shame.

Listen to this teaching from our series, “The Practice of Community.”

We need space to share, both our joys and our sorrows, with each other as the family of God.

It’s foundational to our life together.

What does that look like? And how can we put it into practice?

Listen to this teaching from our series, “The Practice of Community.”

For early followers of Jesus, it was a table, not a stage, that served as the primary focal point of their life together.

And the question is: why a table?

That answer is woven into God’s created order for His people.

Listen to this teaching from our series, “The Practice of Community.”

The early Church shared more than a Sunday service together.

They shared their life together.

And that simple truth made all the difference.

Listen to the introductory teaching in our series, The Practice of Community.

What’s your end goal? Where are you headed in life?

We took some time to look at an end we want to emulate. A place we want to head in life, as a church.

Listen to his teaching on the idea “End Like Anna.”

What does it mean for Jesus to be the Prince of Peace?

Listen to this teaching from our series, “He Will Be Called.”