Have you experienced moments where you couldn't find the words to say - or pray? Of course! We all have! In Luke 11, the disciples ask Jesus, "Lord, teach us to pray," not because they needed a script, but because they wanted what they saw in Him: intimacy, honesty, and trust. From asking God for answers to learning to walk with His presence, this message invites us to move from "God, give me…" to "God, be with me."

What does it take to make you shout? This week, Bishop Beard leads us through Acts 3. The same as Peter helps the man up, it is our job as the church to do the same for those outside our walls. We must remember that as children of God, we have something to shout about.

Anything you do, when you give it to God, is better than when you do it by yourself. It is what He wants and what He has designed.

This week, Pastor Greg preaches on the Parable of the Good Samaritan. In this story we see that no one is beyond the need of the love of God.

What do a stolen trash can, a dangerous desert road, and student ministry mission trips have in common? In this week's message from Luke 10, we explore how Jesus flips the question "Who is my neighbor?" into a call to costly, inconvenient, embodied love — the kind that crosses the road, breaks the rules, and reflects the mercy of the one true Good Samaritan. Sometimes, grace walks the bloody way… and calls us to go with it.

This week's message is about good intentions, abandoned mandolins, untested soil kits, and the many "but firsts" that get in the way of truly following Jesus. We're looking at Luke 9:57–62, where Jesus meets a few fired-up followers who aren't quite ready to sign up for the cost of discipleship. It's a reminder that enthusiasm is easy — but commitment? That's where faith gets real.