Even when we find ourselves in the deepest, darkest of places, Jesus sees us and reaches out to redeem and restore us to a resilient faith. Check out Sunday’s message and let Jesus rescue you from your demons.

Following Jesus will absolutely reorder your world. It will redefine your priorities. It will require you to demonstrate whether you trust Jesus enough to violate your own experiences and instincts to follow him. We have to decide if we’re going to stay with our boats and the lives we’ve always known, or if we’re giving it up to trust and follow Jesus.

What would happen if we went to extraordinary lengths to get people closer to Jesus? What would happen if we did whatever it takes? Amazing things. Changed lives. City-wide revival.In Luke 5 we saw a paralyzed man’s friends literally wreck the roof to get their friend to Jesus. 2,000+ years later, we see Westsiders foster, adopt, mentor, provide clothes and support to those in need, show up to the ER to comfort people, and more. Who will you carry and what roof are you going to wreck?

We all have things that keep us up at night. Things on our minds, hearts and to-do lists. But here’s a question that is too important to ignore: Who is Jesus? And what does his identity mean for you? Whether you’ve been following Jesus for 40 years or 40 seconds, Jesus invites you to FaceTime with him. Keep pursuing him until you can say that, because of Jesus, you are living a completely new life.

There is an enemy out there who aims to lead us into temptation, BUT, there is also a Savior out there who loves to provide us a way out. Check out Sunday’s message and learn how to stay one step ahead of temptation.

Would you forgive differently if you believed that God’s willingness to forgive YOU was conditional on YOUR willingness to forgive OTHERS? Check out Sunday’s message on forgiveness and lean into the difficult task of extending grace today.

Some of us might be under the impression that God will be disappointed or offended if, when we pray, we request things for ourselves. But that’s not how God looks at it. Check out Sunday’s message and remember this--the act of asking God for daily bread is an expression of trust IN him.

God’s kingdom – it’s past, present and future: It’s already here. It’s not yet fully here. It’s still to come. So, in the in-between of what IS and what is YET to come, let’s boldly pray, “YOUR KINGDOM COME, your will be done.” Check out Sunday’s message and take time this week to pray that God would be the ruler of right here, right now.

When Jesus taught his disciples to pray, he started at square one: He made sure they knew to pray to the Father and to bring their honor and respect. Check out Sunday’s message and take time to talk to your Father each day this week. 

Jesus didn’t simply TELL us how to pray. He SHOWED us. If your prayer life could use a boost, check out Sunday’s message. Knowing how NOT to pray is a good starting point for developing a genuine prayer life.