We often think about the words and works of Jesus, but rarely about His ways. But as we learn His ways, we discover the very heart of God. And while His ways are always good, they are nothing like our ways; while they lead to a hope-filled future, they are often filled with challenges we wouldn't choose on our own.

These good-but-challenging ways of Jesus are now being seen in the lives of our associate pastors, Joel and Veronica Arreola. Listen to their story, allow their faith to stretch your own, and join with us in partnering with them in their next seasons of ministry.

We are constantly faced with making choices — but do we just slip into habits, fears and the ruts of past decisions when a choice needs to be made? Or is there a better way? Pastor Tim talks about five important concepts as we wrestle with decisions as followers of Jesus. "Every decision we make declares what we truly believe about God."

Pastor Joel brings a word on a topic that causes some people fear: what it means to obey God! But as Peter discovered, as he learned to trust Jesus, and simply do what He said, beautiful things followed.

In this final message in our series, Ron Brown shares about God's Tabernacle — the special "tent of meeting" where God visited His people as they traveled through the wildreness.

When God took His finger and wrote out the Ten Commandments on tablets of stone, He wasn't just giving "rules and regulations" for His people, He was revealing something for all generations that is for our liberation! Discover what God was showing us through the Law given long ago.

In the days just after God's intervention that set His people free from the Egyptians, they faced trouble. They were out of water. But instead of calling out to God, they complained. What do we do when we face trouble, and what can we learn about choosing a different path?

When Moses showed up in Egypt to set God's people free, their liberation didn't happen immediately. The Israelites had to learn to trust God for their freedom as they watched Him work on their behalf. In this story we find encouragement for our own struggles and learn the power of taking our families with us into freedom.

The story of Exodus is one of God's intervention to bring freedom to those trapped in captivity and oppression. And as Moses learned, God's revelation is always intended to bring our liberation. But before he could lead others to freedom, he needed to become free himself. And it all happened at a bush on fire.

When God asked Jacob, "Who are you?" it's not because God forgot! He was asking Jacob about his identity. Pastor Robby Booth deals with this issue as he discusses Jacob's wrestling match with God.

Guest speaker, Jojo Murdock, talks from her own life — from foster child, to mom, to advocate — about those who poured into her with "mothering moments" and revolutionized her life. "Moms are ordinary people who do extraordinary things!"