God calls us to seek his kingdom. When we respond to God's love and grace through obedience, we are able to leave our worries and anxieties behind. 

With the election coming up this week what are we proclaiming when we say Christ is king. Have we really put our hope in Jesus regardless of a political outcome? Or is our hope really based on who the president is?

As we look at answering the question Jesus asks "Who do you say that I am?" How do we answer that? What does it look like to amplify our response to that question in a world that answers that question differently. 

Romans 12 instructs us followers of Christ to be transformed by Christ not conformed to the patterns of this world in which we live. What ways is your heart fully conformed to the world? And where has God begun to transform your heart?

What does it mean that God calls us? In a world that seems like it is filled with purposelessness, let’s discover how God's call speaks into the purposeless of our lives. 

Wherever we look during this pandemic, it seems as if so much is spinning out of control, and especially out of our control. This week we explore the Christian claim that God is in control and hear how that might impact the way we live and love one another.

Justice is important to the heart of God. In a society that amplifies injustice, how can we as Christians live a life that is filled with justice?

God is Love. Jesus is God’s ultimate expression of Love and today we identify how to understand John 3:16 in a personal way.

The world is amplifying their story of reality, but the Bible seems to tell a different story. How can we amplify Scripture in our lives and make its story of love, grace, and correction our own?

As pastor Chris wraps up our series “Be Still,” he asks us to look inside ourselves and really ask us about how we view stillness with the Lord. Are we making time to be still in the presence of the Holy Spirit?