Devotion. Who do you spend time with? Where do you invest your energy? What captivates your imagination and generosity. The apostle Paul exposes the actions of the early church in Acts 2:42-47, where "they devoted themselves to..." What or Who are you devoted to?

Matthew 28 is a foundational scripture that describes God's calling for The Peoples Church - Growing the body of Christ for God's global mission. Pastor Brett reminds us that God's calling is BIG, with implications for our church family historically, presently, and going forward...

Why do we gather? Why do we worship and sing? What do we live simply so we can share generously? What is at the heart of our community? Pastor Brett, teaching from Colossians chapter 1 reminds us that there is only one answer - JESUS!

In his second of a 2-part series, Charles Price reminds us of what we learned last week in Hebrews 11 verses 5 and 6. "...and without faith it is impossible to please God." Charles then unpacks the facets of faith by looking at one big story connected to one sentence in Hebrews 11 verse 31, "By faith the prostitute Rahab, because she welcomed the spies was not killed with those who were disobedient." Where is God inviting you to trust Him?

Focusing on Hebrews 11:1-6, Charles Price explores a big question, Is it is more important to please God or trust God? Charles takes into the lives, decisions and faith of numerous individuals to glean new insights we can apply to our own lives. (Part 1 of 2)

Ashlee Eiland, guest preacher challenged us to adopt a lens provision looking at 2 Kings 4-17. "How will you leverage the gifts and passions of the community you already have?"

"We love because he first loved us." Guest and friend of TPC, Eugene Cho reminds us that those famous words from John 1 are easier said than done. Eugene takes us back to scripture to bust myths and misconceptions about forgiveness.

Through the story of the storm on the Sea of Galiee in Mark 4, Pastor Andrew considers what this narrative tells us about Jesus. When storms come, Jesus still invites us to trust him. Trust his power, his purpose, and his presence.

Pastor Ken takes us back to the first century and the ancient practice Mikvah - ritual bathing. Ken then looks at the early church in Ephesians 2 exploring the beautiful expression of God's creativity and grand love through the invitation of baptism.

In Revelation 2 verses 1 to 3, when Jesus says, Repent, to his first disciples, he was calling them to change the direction in which they were looking for happiness. Repent is an invitation to grow up and become a fully mature human being.” Where is Jesus inviting you grow?