Have you just spent some time in gratitude this week? After such an amazing week of service last Sunday, we felt like the right response was to express gratitude.

Life will be forever crazy until you follow the cross to an empty tomb. Why? Because the cross and the resurrection are the only things that make sense of everything. This Easter, let's celebrate redemption together.

The crucifixion and claimed resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead is the most profound fork in the road event of human history. It’s an event that cannot be reconciled with natural human reason. The truth of the story of Jesus is that it is either manifestly true or manifestly false. We decide who is crazy when we choose who to follow

It is really easy for us as humans to get caught up in everything that we can see, feel, or touch. It's what the writers of the Bible often refer to as "the flesh." But today we want to remind you that you are an eternal being, created in His image and for His purpose.

In our second week of the rediscovery of baptism, we take a look at the call to rise. The first part of baptism is a death to our old selves. But the second is a rising to walk in the newness of life. Join us for a deep look at this call to rise.

As part of our focus on returning to the basics this year, we want to spend a couple of weeks on baptism. Baptism is one of the first ways we are to publicly show our trust in Jesus. And we do it because He did. Jesus gave us the example. So join us as we rediscover the meaning of baptism.

Remember how we've said in this series "money is never about money?" Well here is another example. Today, we dig into how our willingness to be generous traces all the way back to our willingness to let Jesus change our hearts. And we hope you walk away asking Jesus to begin a generosity revolution!

What we desire, spend money on, and pursue reveals a lot about the true nature of our hearts. We don't like to acknowledge it, but Jesus does talk about money. And what he reveals is that the more we trust Him, the more generous we become!

Most of us live as lost as the lost. We feel more God-forsaken than fovever loved. The truth is, our hearts are never really with God until we're with Him joyfully on mission.

Following Jesus isn’t always comfortable. Today, we're having an uncomfortable conversation. And it means calling out an idol in our lives, one that is front and center in our national conversation right now: Christian Nationalism.