Most of us spend the majority of our lives with our minds consumed by worry or consumed by anger. Worry on the front side of an outcome and anger after the outcome has occurred. In the final week of our series on Jonah, A Better Way, Pastor Gabe teaches from Jonah 4 on the place of rest that’s found between the two extremes.

215 million Christians live in countries where they are subject to hostilities ranging from social discrimination and harassment, to physical violence, imprisonment, and even death. Christians are now murdered in more countries than ever before and are persecuted in more countries than any other religious group. Watch as Dr. Vernon Brewer shares about the persecution of the church and our role in resolving it.

In our hurry through life it’s very easy to rush by life-changing and defining moments. We pray and ask God to move in our lives and when God-moments present themselves we dismiss them as insignificant or unimportant. In week three of our series, A Better Way, Pastor Gabe teaches from Jonah 3 on the ongoing frustration in Jonah’s heart and how to resolve that tension in our own hearts as well.

When we hear the name Jonah, our thoughts immediately rush to the whale in the story. In week 2 of our series, A Better Way, Pastor Gabe teaches from Jonah 2 that while God uses a great fish in Jonah’s life, the fish is not the point of the story. There’s an even greater miracle that occurs: the work in Jonah’s heart. And it’s that same work that God longs to do in our hearts as well.

Everyone of us knows what it’s like to navigate seasons of fog and uncertainty. Surely 2017 had it’s share of those seasons and you can be certain that 2018 will as well. In week one of A Better Way, Pastor Gabe begins this teaching series in the book of Jonah on the key to orienting our lives as we begin this new year.

Watch as Pastor Dave talks with several of our staff members about their favorite parts of 2017 and what they are looking forward to seeing God do it 2018.

Christmas is a reminder that we don’t always see as God sees. In this message Pastor Gabe teaches from Micah 5:2 on those circumstances and how God still has a purpose for people that we may have lost hope in… including ourselves.

When it comes to Christmas we all have so many emotions, expectations, and desires that we try to manage against what we believe to be reality. Some of us choose to not expect so much; others lose hope all together. In this week’s message Pastor Gabe teaches from another promise implied in Matthew 1:1, and the encouragement to center our hope on the One Who is always true to His promises.

This Christmas season finds many of us trying to make sense out of the current season of life we find ourselves in. You’re trying to produce sense out of what seems senseless; purpose out of that which feels purposeless. You’re craving fulfillment. In week 2 of our series, Prepare Him Room, Pastor Gabe teaches on the fulfillment that God wants to bring out of the darkest struggles and seasons of our lives.