Imagine the peace that you can have knowing that the greatest work of your life is already done. The finished work of the cross has brought healing and restoration for all of humanity through Jesus alone – this is the mercy of God. Our savior is holistic in nature. He heals not only our bodies and restores hope for humanity, but Jesus heals our souls so that we may take heart and live in the peace of God. Let’s get into it.

We’re saved by grace through faith – and that grace is unearned and it’s unfair. Jesus’ invitation of, “Today, you will be with me in paradise” to the thief on the cross shows us just how good God’s grace really is. We’ve all been invited to a party that we don’t deserve to be at – how do we rightfully respond to the free gift of salvation? Let’s get into it.

As Christians, our call is to join the heartbeat of Jesus. Not our way, but His way! Surrender is a lifestyle we must live, not just moments we have. So how do we do it? How do we live according to God’s will and live lives fully surrendered? Let’s talk about it! Join the conversation as we talk about all things surrender, big and small.

On the cross, Jesus was forsaken, so that we will never be. Jesus is our example in how we live and was our substitute on the cross. We can take courage and find hope in our daily lives as we remember all He has done for us. Join the conversation as we talk through the crux of our faith: salvation that is found in Jesus Christ alone. This is Good News – let’s get into it!

“I thirst,” a brief statement with a deep message. Jesus “gets us” more than anyone ever could – and yet we so often don’t come to Him when our hearts feel dry or worn out. But the truth is that Jesus is the answer to the longing of our soul. The rest, acceptance, and belonging our hearts desire is found in Him alone. Listen into the conversation today, as we talk through keeping Jesus central in all we do and let Him satisfy our souls.

Show Notes:

-All you need is in Jesus (10:40)

-Discontentment (11:53)

-Kingdom Ambition - 1 Timothy 6:6 (14:46)

-Who are you building for? (19:13)

-The world needs your God-given ambition, passion and vision (21:00)

-How can you find a way in your life to take a step forward in “seeking first God’s kingdom? (27:50)

God is a God of relationship! The cross is proof that Jesus values our need for relationship with God and with one another. Join the conversation as we unpack what it looks like to do the good and holy work of friendship, family, and marriage.

Go the journey with us as we dig into the comforting and confronting message of the cross. Through the lens of the cross, what does it look like to forgive? To pray? To find healing? In a world concerned about not being foolish, the Good News of the cross runs in the opposite direction! There is power in the old rugged cross. Let’s get into it.

Show Notes:

-1 Corinthians 1:18 (10:34)

-What are the deep things of God? You cannot get deeper than the cross. (12:09)

-Why do I need the cross? (14:05)

-Prayer as a valuable tool for evangelism (20:23)

-Does your life speak Good News? (36:20)

-The broad topic of forgiveness (38:34)

-God want us to be free (43:26)

Marathons, thoughts in the shower, and making big plans – we’re talking vision! Vision is a buzzword in many circles, but how does it fit into the way of Jesus? God’s actually given us the permission and privilege to plan our way! Come be a part of the conversation as we chat about what it looks like to “plan our way” and live out God-given vision for our lives.

Show Notes:

-Proverbs 16:9 (2:20)

-Why vision? How does vision fit into the way of Jesus? (2:42)

-Am I going to miss God’s vision for my life? (3:45)

-John 17 - God’s grip on us and our lives is firm (5:50)

-Loosening the grip of fear around God’s will for our life (9:35)

-Psalm 63 (17:11)

-Vision always requires two things (23:20)

-Do the work, if it’s precious to you (25:05)

-The supernatural in the mundane, ordinary (28:00)

The “cutting room floor” of a Sunday sermon is filled with hours of content that goes unheard. So, we’re making time! Join us as we take what’s taught on Sundays and “selah” long enough to help us work what was preached into every day of the week.