This week, we see what it means for Jesus to be the Messiah. We also see the good news that entrance into the Kingdom of God isn't based on our own accomplishments but what Christ has accomplished for us.

We look at two stories that inform each other, both proclaiming that there is no situation to with out hope for Jesus. Rather, he steps into these situations and leaves us all in Awe & Wonder.

We continue our series in Awe & Wonder seeing that even the winds and waves obey Jesus. He has all authority and power and so we can confidently follow him into storms with him on our boat.

In Week 2 of Awe & Wonder, Kirk Cowell points us to the Jesus who welcomes us in, who accepts, and who makes us a part of the community.

We start our Series in the Gospel of Mark looking at the Authority and Power of Jesus.

We wrap our series on Transformation, remembering three key ingredients that will always be present no matter where we are: Worship, Mission, and Repentance.

We continue our discussion on Transformation, looking at Galatians 2 and discussing the topic of Relapse. Knowing this is a part of the transformation process, we celebrate the beauty of the gospel; the only thing that has and ever will bring us Life in Christ.

This week, we discuss the fact that Transformation is a community project and the key element is a community who humbles itself, putting its own needs after someone elses.

This week we continue or discussion on Transformation, looking at the call to renew our mind. In light on the change that has taken place, we begin to think differently as we anticipate the future kingdom that is to come.

This week, we look at the role of adoption and how ths influences our view of transformation.