In today’s youth-led service, Aidan Kellum unpacks the radical and beautifully "unfair" nature of God's grace by exploring powerful stories of redemption, from the Apostle Paul to the thief on the cross. He challenges us to examine our own hearts: are we stubbornly holding onto the small debts of others while ignoring the massive debt Jesus already paid for us? Tune in to discover how truly grasping the depth of the grace we’ve received empowers us to freely and recklessly forgive others.

It’s easy to slip into an "escapist mindset" about salvation, but God's plan isn't just about a far-off future—it's about bringing heaven to earth right now. Dean breaks down how Christ shatters our dividing walls to make us a living, unified masterpiece today.

We look at our mistakes, but God looks at who we are in Christ. Discover what it really means to be blameless and chosen as Dean Dunning dives into Ephesians 1.

Finishing up the Book of Jonah with chapter 4 as Dean Dunning explores the connections between Jonah and our own lives today.

On Pentecost Sunday, John explores the transformative power of the Holy Spirit as detailed in Acts 2. Regular engagement with scripture is a lifelong process meant to gradually realign and clear the lenses through which we view the world, uncovering truths we often overlook.

John challenges us to actively listen for God's prompting, highlighting that the ultimate goal of Pentecost is for a community to step out in faith, allowing the power of the Divine—rather than human adequacy—to lead the way.