We get to take part or become like the Teacher! Jesus invites us to not imitate His actions, but His heart and His mind.

He invites us to go back to our intended design.

We get to take part or become like the Teacher! Jesus invites us to not imitate His actions, but His heart and His mind.

As we look to Jesus as the perfect example, His prayer "NOT MY WILL, but YOURS BE DONE" speaks to the call for us all to deny self, carry our cross, and follow Him; His ways, His will, His desires!

This Sunday, we take time to behold the Man of Sorrows, who took upon Himself our pain, our sorrows, and the wrath meant for us all.

Join us in a time of meditation, of beholding our King, who came, not to be served, but to serve, and redeem us all.

As we look around us and all the appearances of strength, it's our desire to, in all of our circumstances of life, to encounter and receive true strength, straight from the One who delights in us!

God's gift of family isn't something we're entitled to, but is a gracious and undeserved gift from our Heavenly Father.

Join us as we go through the story of Jesus' death & resurrection, and encounter Jesus' desire to heal the disciples from disappointment and restore them back to belief.

We want to keep our eyes fixed on what truly matters. So as we look to the life of Jesus, what is He doing when things in this life crop up?

We want to be at peace where Jesus finds peace, and we want to care or be urgent in what Jesus finds urgent.

At the end of our life, what matters most? What legacy are we building our lives on? What will Jesus say of us? That we loved Him and chose Him?

He isn't looking for the perfect life, but a heart-posture that is bent forever towards Him.

Jesus wants to know us, He is after our hearts.