Prayer always starts with God coming to you. You can start being an intercessor by telling God the worries you have for others in your life.

To intercede is to stand before God on behalf of someone else and ask Him to show favor and/or show mercy to them. If you learn to pray to God about what's on your heart, you will develop a hunger to pray about what's on God's heart. A sermon by Steve Fry.

Following Jesus flows from the intimacy he has invited us into. An intimacy that goes beyond master and follower and can only be described as adoption into a brand new family. Sermon by Trent Meng.

The words Jesus gave his followers in the "Our Father" is an invitation to us to experience for ourselves the relationship he had with his Father and with people. Sermon by Aaron Weaver.

Spiritual formation refers to the intentional process of being made into the image of Jesus Christ. Being formed spiritually starts with the Spirit and continues by the Spirit. A sermon by guest speaker Amy Philips.

The flesh is anything we put our confidence in other than Jesus! If we want to know Christ completely we have to abandon all other sources of confidence because it ultimately robs us of joy in the Spirit. Once you abandon yourself to a life of letting Jesus be Jesus through you, you will find the abundance that Jesus promised. A sermon by Steve Fry.

Jesus walking with us becomes a greater joy when we discover how Jesus walks through us. Once you abandon yourself to a life of letting Jesus be Jesus through you, you will find the abundance that Jesus promised. A sermon by Steve Fry.

The mission Jesus gave the 12 is the same mission given to the Church today. Sermon by Adam Narciso.

A time of reflection and thanksgiving to God for the path he enabled at the founding of this country. Sermon by Aaron Weaver.

An encouraging word on not being a lukewarm Jesus lover but to remain in love with Jesus & obedient to Him in living out the gospel. A sermon by guest speaker Andy Byrd.

When we come to the end of ourselves, God invites us to shift our focus on to him, and begin to see what he alone can do. Sermon by Trent Meng.