At The MET, we define a disciple's pathway as joining a small group, lifting the city, tending our soul, engaging in God's word, and loving the church. One way we love the church is through serving. Today's message focuses on how God calls and gifts us to make a difference by serving others inside and outside the local church. 

We often say, 'I love my church.' Typically, that's based on what we receive or get from our church experience. But love goes both ways. Loving the church includes giving back and investing in the church's life and its God-given mission. In week one of 'Love The Church,' we look at what it means to love the church through our giving. 

What is spiritual leadership, and how can you become a spiritual leader? It's not complicated, but it's intentional and includes a good dose of hard work. Today we look at a biblical picture of spiritual leadership. 

God's promises are dependable. He wants to use you for his purpose and glory and to leave a legacy. Are you willing? Today, we conclude our series on the life of David. 

David, the hero, clashes with David, the human. Amid acts of heroism and courage, his brokenness and mortality reveal a desperate need for grace. In looking at David, we see ourselves as he discovers that repentance is a gift that leads to a restored relationship and rebuilds trust with God and others.

The path from victim to victory most often isn't a direct route. In the story of David, the victim living on the run from King Saul, he discovers that time in the cave can be God's training ground. As he progresses from victim to vindication, God tests David's character. What he does in the test makes all the difference. And David's story is our story. When we're in 'the cave,' what will we do? Victory is ours if we do our part while trusting that God always does his part. 

We all want it, but finding it can be hard - friendship, true friendship. And what's it look like to be a God-honoring, covenant-keeping friend to others? Listen in as Matt Roberson teaches some biblical principles from the friendship of David and Jonathan.

The classic story of David vs. Goliath equips us to face some of life’s greatest challenges. But what we find is different than what you may think. 

Your past doesn't define you because God's at work in you. He equips those he's called, but are we willing to walk through the equipping? Much to our surprise, in the monotony, in the places and stages of life that no one sees, God often does his deepest work in us. Join us in week one of DAVID.

Discover how an obscure character in the Christmas Story inspires a life of faith-filled anticipation, longing, patient obedience, and staying the course God calls you to.