With the giving campaign in full-swing and the 30-days of prayer and fasting about to begin, Pastor Mark explores the reasons why every follower of Jesus should add the discipline of fasting to their daily walk with God.

Are you willing to put your life on the line for Jesus and his Kingdom? When it comes to the things of God, many self-identified followers of Jesus are risk averse. This message looks at the story of the Good Samaritan through the lens of a culture obsessed with safety and personal security.

If someone asked you how you could partner with God to change the world, what would you say? This is the first message in a new series based on the Compelling Love Giving Campaign.

Spiritual growth is not automatic. To emulate the life of Jesus you have to put into practice the disciplines that enabled Jesus to say what he said and do what he did. This message examines prayer as the key to Jesus' life and ours.

How deep does your confession go? Does it go beyond the consequences of your sin all the way to cleansing, communion with God and a new creation for you? This messages examines the lost art of confession and what it will take to recover it.

When we truly understand that God is the source of everything - that everything is his - we can't help but be humbled by his amazing generosity.  And then we can't help but give thanks.  But even though we know this, we are not always thankful to God.  Why?  Join David as he explores why we do and don't give thanks to God.

Worship is a form of prayer and prayer is a form of worship. This message talks about what we need to get rid of if we're going to focus our thoughts on God.

Is your God too small? This message examines the effects of sin and the power of God to rescue us from ourselves.

Certain feelings can have a profound, negative effect on our prayers, even our willingness to pray. We often feel like there are too many obstacles, like we're on our own, like God doesn't care, like nothing is ever going to happen. This message takes a look at the problem of feelings in our prayers so we might learn to pray and not give up.

Prayer is an act of love! This message examines three groups that especially need our prayers and three roles available t us to express our love to the world.