God wants all of us to come to repentance and share Jesus with the world. In this podcast, we wrap up the "Wanted" series (about the book of Jonah) and lead into our new series, "Start with Jesus", in which we're encouraging people to forget everything they know about Christianity.

As we go out into the world on mission, even as we share Jesus with the world, God continues to work on our hearts to help us truly understand his love and compassion for us.

Sunday Message, Sept 8, 2019

God calls us to share Him with the world, even when it’s difficult because he is a patient God who wants all people to come to faith.

Sunday Message, Sept. 1, 2019

Like Jonah, we find ourselves in the pit of despair, and it’s here where we recognize our deep need for a Savior. Moments like this help us see clearly why we need to share Jesus with the world, because everyone needs a Savior.

This is the second message in the Wanted series.

Even when our faith is weak and we doubt his plan for our lives, when we tell him, “No way!” when he puts us in an impossible situation, God works faith and strength in our hearts through the Holy Spirit.

This is the first message in the "Wanted" series.

A great way to build your capacity for self-control is to keep yourself away from people and places that trigger bad habits. Then, you have willpower stored up to use when you really need it.

This is the final episode in the Self-Control podcast mini-series.

God welcomes all of us to the table. Our mission is to make sure everyone knows they're invited to God's table.

Sunday Message: August 18. 2019

Habits are a gift from God. Without them, we'd never get anything done! But habits can go bad quickly, and we need God's help to build positive habits that make self-control easier.

God’s promises of peace and forgiveness get us through life, and Heaven is the ultimate fulfillment of God’s promises for us through Jesus.

This is the final message in the Promises, Promises series.

In this second installment of the Self-Control podcast series, we examine how emotions play into your ability to be self-controlled.