Jesus is Emmanuel, God with us, on more than just Christmas! He is God with us in everything.  Including our sin. He is willing to go to the cross for our sin and the sins of the world.

Luke gives us an intimate look into the human will of Jesus and his relationship with God as Jesus prays in the garden, "not my will but yours be done."

God meets us in our anguish, heartbreak and confusion in the most ordinary ways. Through the story of Mary Magdalene at the empty tomb, in John 20, we see the ways Jesus gently comforts and returns us to our community to share the comfort we received. It's what Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, and it's for all of us!

Today is Palm Sunday where we celebrate Jesus’ triumphant entry. Today we look at how the triumph of Christ comes through the cross and what that means for us.

Jesus is challenging the disciples to think in heaven’s terms. As Jesus challenges us, may we learn to expect more from God than we can possibly imagine.

God’s response to Shamelessly Audacious prayer teaches us that God’s greatest desire is to give us himself. May this release us to approach God's throne in bold prayer.

Often in our culture today if we want something we can get it immediately, and often we treat prayer the same. But the counter-cultural King we serve calls us to pray with tenacity! We will talk about this today.

For March's healing and prayer message we talk about a comprehensive theology of healing. We believe God desires to heal us, but how the Lord heals is different for each person.

We often overcomplicate prayer. When Jesus teaches us about prayer, He encourages simplicity and honesty. Today we look at how this type of prayer can be transformative.

Today we start our Lent series on prayer. The call to pray is the call of every Christian, from the youngest to the oldest disciple. Today we look at the goal and the heart of prayer.