We're all devoted to a few things. And by nature of our devotion we're willing to make real sacrifice for those things. In this series of talks, we discover what the early church was devoted to and how we can realign our lives to those same purposes.

Take a listen to the Q & A after the sermon with Pastor Jon

What would happen if we laid down all of our news year's resolutions and simply asked this year: What would happen if God got his way in my life this year? Would my life look differently than it did in 2018? In this talk, Pastor Jon talks about how Fasting and Prayer causes us to long for God and his kingdom the way we long many things of this world.

It's not uncommon to start well. New resolutions, new promises. But what about finishing well? How do we develop the kind of endurance so we can live a life that matters? In this talk, Caleb Hill teaches out of Hebrews 12.

This time of the year is full of joy and peace and generosity, but it's also full of pain and loss and loneliness. How do we understand this tension in light of God's in-breaking into the world? In this talk, Pastor Bryan helps us see and savor the joy even in the middle of our pain.

Listen to the non-scripted Q & A recorded after Sunday's sermon, "Advent: Wonder of the World".

Continuing in our Advent series, Pastor Jon talks about how surprising the Christmas story really is and the invitation for all of us to live in a state of wonder.

Enjoy the non-scripted Q & A. Jon Quitt and Amy Sims talk about the implications of Advent, a little history and how we can miss the whole point.

It's only when people are in darkness that they are able to see light. Only when we are desperate and aware of our brokenness are our hearts susceptible to the Light of the world.

In a world full of shadows and slight of hand, Advent reminds us of what is real. The coming of Christ into the world re-aligns our hearts to eternal substance.