Deep down, we all want to worship something or someone. Check out Sunday’s message and focus your worship on the One who is so magnificent, so wonderful, that his glory fills the whole earth.

Want to know the best way to live an authentic life as a follower of Jesus? Own and confess your mistakes... Jesus has taken care of the rest. Check out Sunday’s message and fight to become the real deal.

Maybe you’ve noticed – our culture isn’t exactly keen on upholding God’s word these days. That means that if we, as Jesus followers, intend to uphold our confidence in the Bible, we’ll have to fight for it. Check out Eddie’s message and push back against cultural opinions, ridicule and expectations in order to fight for what you believe.

The command to “love your neighbor as yourself” can be really, really tough to follow. Especially when there are “hard to love” people in our lives. Check out Sunday’s message as Matt unpacks what it means to love our neighbor as ourselves—and how we can live it out.

How does God want to be loved by us? With ALL of our strength. We are called to love God with every bit of “muchness” we have. Check out Sunday’s message and learn to love God in the way that Jesus commands.

According to Jesus, John the Baptist was the greatest person who ever lived…and yet even John wrestled with doubt when it came to his faith. Check out Sunday’s message and find comfort in knowing that Jesus gives room and grace for our doubts.

Contrary to popular opinion, leadership is NOT primarily a position of privilege and power; rather, it’s an opportunity for service. Check out Sunday’s message on what Jesus determined to be the G.O.A.T. leadership quality – servanthood.

God hates pride. It ruins relationships. It destroys spiritual potential. It divides families and sidetracks churches. Perhaps that’s why HUMILITY is at the top of the list when it comes to characteristics Jesus says we should develop. Check out Sunday’s message and check your pride. It might just be time to humble yourself.

Ever felt lonely? Outcast? Like you just didn’t fit in? The biblical character of Matthew can relate. He seemingly had everything but suffered from the nagging feeling he was still missing something money couldn’t buy. Check out Sunday’s message for a reminder that Jesus is still in the business of bringing hope and purpose to even the most unlikely of people.

Jesus calls us to follow him. The question is, will we respond like the Samaritan Woman or like Nicodemus? Will we choose the more practical, safe and comfortable path or will we choose Jesus' invitation to more? Check out Sunday’s message and be encouraged to accept Jesus’ invitation.