Jesus talk about our attachment to the material things very clearly and invites us to reorient our "treasures" to be heavenly ones.

Our guest Brian Kluth came and spoke sharing 5 reasons why to be a generous follower of Jesus.

Love of enemy is what Jesus introduces to us. It is what He brings into the world that we hadn’t yet seen or understood.  It is what sets him apart and what is to set us apart from the world around us. Our witness as Christians is intrinsically tied to our commitment to love our enemies. 

A Christian is a person who follows Jesus. What is it that you follow? 

Have you ever wondered if Jesus would be Christian if he came today? The dissonance between what we experience in Jesus and what we experience in those who profess to call Lord and Savior seems to miss the mark. Quite a bit. The good news is Jesus is friend of sinners, we just need to learn to own it. 

Depression and despair bring with it the weight of insecurity, self loathing and a hyper focus of self. In depression we struggle to escape our thoughts about self. The practice of service is a remarkable grace to making room for joy.

Less is more but we don’t think that way or even feel that way always. Countless times we are invited to surrender so that what is holding us down may not keep us from what’s ahead. This week we learn how to rejoice by letting go. 

“He who has an attachment to anything visible is not yet free from greif” – Saint John Climacus 

By God's grace we can experience joy in spite of any circumstance. 

As we celebrated 9 years of being a church community Gavin revisits some of the core values and truths that founded this community.

Continuing in Acts 3:11-17