What does it take to enter the Kingdom of God? This week, we examine the Sermon on the Mount (found in Matthew 5-7) to discover what kind of person God calls us to be so we can enter His Kingdom and live under His leadership as true disciples.

What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus? This week, Michael kicks off our new series, “Disciple… The Call to Follow,” by introducing three foundational principles that define what it means to be a disciple.

This weekend, we conclude our two-week series, “Goodbye Yesterday.” We learn that if we become rooted in God’s promises in our current life, we can trust in Jesus for our future.

Because of Jesus’ death and resurrection, we as Christ-followers have a new identity as temples of God. This week, Andres delves into how extraordinary life cis because we live each and every moment with God.

This week, Pastor Michael concludes our “Gospel of God” series with some insight on Paul’s final words of encouragement—a challenge and a promise—to the church in Rome and for as Christ-followers today.

As Paul wraps up his letter to the Romans, he offers a vision of a life transformed to be like Jesus. This week, Michael unpacks three big-picture questions to help us recognize the life-changing power of the Gospel in our own lives.

When we choose to follow Jesus, we begin to experience many of the gifts He has for us. This week, Joel explores what freedom means for Christ-followers and how that freedom might serve a purpose greater than ourselves.

Because of the Gospel, we are no longer children of sin and darkness but children of the light. This week, Andres explores what it means to live as children of light in a dark world.

As followers of Jesus, what does it look like to live a transformed life in our relationship with government? According to Romans 13, it means recognizing that God is at work through governing authorities and striving to be good citizens who positively influence our culture. We are called to stand courageously for what is right, good, and true, but to do so with respect and by living out the law of love.