Greg & Mitch cover A LOT of the questions we couldn't get to during the Live Q&A!

Luke’s story—and the rest of Scripture—keeps pointing to a God who brings peace right into the middle of strained, messy relationships. From Jesus choosing humility, to being called the Prince of Peace, to the challenge to forgive like we’ve been forgiven, the invitation is clear: peace starts with us.

If bitterness, anger, or tension is part of your story right now, this one hits close to home.

And honestly—what would it look like to take one step toward peace?

Luke’s story of Jesus shows a God who keeps moving toward people who feel far from Him. From angels announcing “good news,” to the lost sheep, to Jesus saying “Father, forgive them,” it all points to this: Jesus shows up for the ones who feel lost.

If you’re looking for guidance, strength, love, or peace…this might hit home.

And real talk—who’s someone in your life who might need that, too?

You are one choice away from change... what choice do you need to make?

You get to ask your questions LIVE during our weekend service! What question(s) do you have about the Holy Spirit as we wrap up this series of messages?

Greg and Mitch continue to tackle your questions after the message "Christ Is King/The Way Of Jesus".

Ever wish you had more power to deal with… well, everything? ⚡

Good news: Jesus actually promised that kind of power — and it’s not hype, it’s the Holy Spirit.

In this message, we’re talking about the real, everyday ways God’s Spirit shows up with conviction, comfort, and calling. Less “spooky spirit,” more “strength you didn’t know you had.”

Greg and Mitch start to tackle your questions after the message "Christ Is King/The Way Of Jesus".

How would you even know if you were hearing the voice of God? What would you even need to do in order to make this a practice in your life? We'd love to help.

Ever feel like the Holy Spirit is… kinda spooky or hard to get? 👻

This week we’re unpacking what’s really going on — how God’s Spirit actually helps, guides, and gives you peace (without things getting weird).

It’s less Ghostbusters, more God-with-you.