As we begin our series on the book of Proverbs, we see that wisdom leads us to live a life that skillfully honors God. We also see the way of wisdom in Christ Jesus as a path through which He will restore all things to Himself.

This week, as we explore the practice of community, Tyler Owen leads us in understanding how God restores us through community.

This week, we look at the practice of generosity. Jesus Christ was the perfect embodiment of generosity. In this teaching, we explore how we are led to be generous people like Jesus, through His Spirit in us.

This week, we look at the practice of Service understanding how we are to serve others from Jesus' desire to serve others.

This week, we look at the practice of witnessing as John 9 is broken down into three parts: the message, the messenger, and the beauty of the news.

This week we look at the practice of the Sabbath, focusing on its establishment in Genesis 2, the observance of the Sabbath in a broken world in Exodus 31, and the restoration of rest through Jesus Christ.

During this time our focus is set on our fourth discipline of Solitude. Throughout Jesus' life we see him withdrawing into the wilderness, or to the mountains to be with the father. As we follow the life of Jesus we see it necessary to include solitude into our rhythm of life.

In our third week of spiritual disciplines, our focus is on fasting. We see Jesus not only teaching about fasting but also practicing it in His own life, demonstrating how fasting can be a tool to align our physical hunger with our spiritual hunger.

In our second week of spiritual disciplines, our focus is set upon Prayer. Throughout this sermon we see how Jesus not only teaches the importance of prayer but how it was a priority and practice in His life.

In our first week of spiritual disciplines, our focus is set upon Scripture. Throughout this sermon and teaching, we see how Jesus embodies the Scripture and how we are to treasure Him through the Word of God.