The purpose of our bodies and the role of our sexuality invite us into a life of stewardship following Jesus.

Pastor Jon answers two questions in response to 1 Corinthians 5:

1. I struggle with habitual sin. Should believers not associate with me?

2. If people consider themselves “brothers” but are deep in sin, how do you balance law vs. love?

Pastor Jon responds to a question submitted during week 2 our Untangling Jesus series. 

Sin grows, but the bloody cross of Jesus delivers us from the danger of sin and invites us to deal with sin openly and honestly.

Success looks like Christ on the cross, not gaining more power and privilege.

We platform people who seem to have something we lack, but the church of Jesus is about people not platforms.

The source of truth for Jesus-followers is the revelation of God through the Holy Spirit, leading us to a life of humility, confidence, and discernment.

The cross of Jesus is the operating system of the Christian life, both how we know God and how God works in us.

Religious activity can hide an insecure attachment to God and injustice towards the poor and marginalized. Instead, Jesus invites us into a life of attentive prayer.

The power of prayer is in the one we pray to, not the one who does the praying.