Walking through 1 Timothy 2:1-15, Pastor Kyle dives deep into the topics of prayer, worship, and the role of women in the church.

Looking at the apostle Paul's testimony in 1 Timothy 1:12-20 shows us that God can save anyone. Paul also urges Timothy to fight the good fight and hold onto faith, and in doing so, urges us to do the same.

In 1 Timothy 1:1-11, Paul calls Timothy his "true child in the faith," highlighting the importance of spiritual mentorship and discipleship. In this message, we explore how the Gospel calls us to invest in the next generation, multiply disciples, and build a church that lasts beyond us.

In 1 Corinthians 12:1-31, Paul reminds us that every believer has been given spiritual gifts to serve others and build up the Church. In this final message of our Together series, we explore how the gospel transforms our values, calling us to faithfully steward our gifts for God's glory.

What makes up true biblical community?

By walking through Acts 2:42-47, we find that biblical community is defined by opening our Bibles, opening our lives, and living in a way that’s sacrificial and missional.

In this message, we learn both what truth is and what it does. Through John 8:31-47, we discover that Jesus sets people free through his truth and that this freedom is found in acknowledging Jesus Christ as Lord.

Before Isaiah said, "Here I am, send me!" he got a great vision of God's glory and majesty.

It's the same for us. A heart of mission flows out of a vision of God's glory.

In this SEND WEEKEND message, Pastor Kyle walks us through these realities found in Isaiah 6:1-8.

Walking through Romans 1:15-17, we learn that the Gospel reveals the righteousness of God while also showing us our desperate need to be born again.

Where you have problems is where you need vision. As Pastor Kyle walks through 2 Kings 4:1-7, he discusses how to get vision for your life by asking these 3 questions: What do you want to see God do? What has God already given you? And what are you willing to go get?

In today's message, we see the power and limitations of words, and what it means that Jesus himself is "The Word."