Dustin Pearce continues the Foundations series by giving our church body a charge to never forget the next generation as we continue pursuing them in helping them be all they're designed, called and gifted to be.

Chase Gilbert steps into the driver sit to interview Josh and Larry about spiritual formation. They give some practical advice for those walking in a dark season, talk about what love really means, and end with an important reminder.

Josh steps up this week to continue our series about Foundations. He tells his story of when Jesus saved him and helps us see that our pursuit of Jesus is always a response to His pursuit of us.

Josh sits down with Tyler and Craig to unpack the beautiful calling of worship. They discuss some personal stories and help us see how to live a life of worship.

Neil Rogers kicks off the new year with a message about community. He challenges us to consider an important question Jesus once asked a blind men and then shows how in the Christian life, good relationships are a non-negotiable.

Joe Russo Steps up this week to give us a hard challenge: slow down and remember. In the crazy-busy pace of life, this is a great message to meditate on going into the new year.

Joe Russo steps up this week to deliver a Christmas message through the eyes of Joy. He highlights some unexpected people who experienced joy through the arrival of Jesus. He concludes by showing us where Jesus found His joy—even when it cost Him His life.

Josh sits down with Eric Clark and Craig for a special edition of the Sunday Plus. They talk about the difficulty of finding rest in the Holidays and discuss some very practical ways to think about and incorporate rest into everyday life.

Larry Gilbert steps up this week to deliver a message about Love through the eyes of Joseph—Jesus' stepdad. He shows us how Joseph loved Jesus and calls on men to imitate his example in how we protect, train, and teach our kids.

In the first week of our Christmas series, Eric Clark takes us to Luke 2 and shows us an unfamiliar story of Hope through the eyes of Simeon. He gives us some practical advice for how we can personally resurrect hope and short-circuit cynicism—especially in the Holiday Season.