As a community responding to Jesus’ call, “Come follow me”, we are called to live as Kingdom citizens and understand why Jesus used stories and what he has to say to us about his kingdom through them. In this teaching, Tommy Kiedis shares shares the four things we need to remember to be ready for our King’s return.

As a community responding to Jesus’ call, “Come follow me”, we are called to live as Kingdom citizens and understand why Jesus used stories and what he has to say to us about his kingdom through them. In this teaching from Luke 18:9-14, David Rosa shares about The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector.

As a community responding to Jesus’ call, “Come follow me”, we are called to live as Kingdom citizens and understand why Jesus used stories and what he has to say to us about his kingdom through them. In this teaching from Luke 15:11-32, Brandon Wells shows us that within this parable, Jesus reveals God's prodigal grace toward both the irreligious and the moralistic.

As a community responding to Jesus’ call, “Come follow me”, we are called to live as Kingdom citizens and understand why Jesus used stories and what he has to say to us about his kingdom through them. In this teaching from Luke 15:1-10, Tommy Kiedis shows us that when the Pharisees mutter that Jesus is welcoming all the wrong people, he talks about the joy of finding lost things.

As a community responding to Jesus’ call, “Come follow me”, we are called to live as Kingdom citizens and understand why Jesus used stories and what he has to say to us about his kingdom through them. In this teaching from Luke 14:25-35, Tommy Kiedis shows us how Jesus uses a strong word, a vivid concept, two stories, and pinch of salt to help us understand the nature of true discipleship.

As a community responding to Jesus’ call, “Come follow me”, we are called to live as Kingdom citizens and understand why Jesus used stories and what he has to say to us about his kingdom through them. In this teaching from Matthew 25:1-13, Casey Cleveland shows us that there will come a time when the gates to the kingdom are closed forever.

As a community responding to Jesus’ call, “Come follow me”, we are called to live as Kingdom citizens and understand why Jesus used stories and what he has to say to us about his kingdom through them. In this teaching from Luke 18:1-8, Brian Haring shows us why Kingdom citizens pray.

As a community responding to Jesus’ call, “Come follow me”, we are called to live as Kingdom citizens and understand why Jesus used stories and what he has to say to us about his kingdom through them. In this teaching from Matthew 25:14-30, special guest Pastor Doug Logan shows us why kingdom citizens are great stewards.

As a community responding to Jesus’ call, “Come follow me”, we are called to live as Kingdom citizens and understand why Jesus used stories and what he has to say to us about his kingdom through them. In this teaching from Luke 10:25-37, Tommy Kiedis shows us that Kingdom citizens recognize everyone as their neighbor and deserving of the love God has shown them.

As a community responding to Jesus’ call, “Come follow me”, we are called to live as Kingdom citizens and understand why Jesus used stories and what he has to say to us about his kingdom through them. In this teaching from Matthew 18:23-35, Tommy Kiedis shows us that Kingdom living is marked by outrageous forgiveness and grace.