In "The Book of Matthew", Pastor Brandon Richardson of Slate Church takes a look into the first book of the Bible in the New Testament that looks back at the life of Jesus.

In The Good Life (Week 4), Pastor Nathan Lambert encourages us to root ourselves in the Word of God and embrace the practice of gratitude and thankfulness in our lives. 

In The Good Life (Week 3), Pastor Nathan Lambert of Slate Church speaks about how we can engage with the world out of a place of peace and hope instead of anger and frustration and how we can live a life worth dying for. 

In The Good Life (Week 2), Pastor Emma Richardson of Slate Church reminds us we belong to a Kingdom outside of what's around us and encourages us to avoid sinful desires that are considered normal or even celebrated in the world but move us further away from God.

What do we do in the middle a society that doesn’t see us as a moral compass anymore? In Locals Sunday, Pastor Brandon Richardson of Slate Church encourages us that when we start to orient our values align with Jesus’ and His way, we will see transformation in our world.

Where to from here? In (re)Launch Sunday, Pastor Brandon Richardson of Slate Church reveals to us that it is powerful when we are all gathered together and that the vision of Slate Church isn't to be alone but to run together.

Our source has to be Jesus. In the Countdown (Week 3), Pastor Emma Richardson of Slate Church reminds us that we are not the vine or the fruit, but the branch. When we connect ourselves to be with Jesus, He also chooses us.

The lengths we go for the things we love. In the Countdown (Part 2), Pastor Brandon Richardson of Slate Church challenges us that we will go to great lengths for the things we love, but are we doing the same with Christ? Everything worth doing in life will take work and we need to get honest with where we are with God.

We are too focused on the things we want and not focused enough on the things God wants.  In “The Countdown”, Pastor Jared Moore of Slate church encourages us to serve one another.

His will is always mission focused. In “Not My Will”, Pastor Emma Richardson of Slate Church reveals that when we allow God’s will to be done that we are trusting God. The will of God is that we go and make disciples and that we would love Him.