Looking at four tangible things from the life of Moses, we start with the voice of Moses.

In our finale of this series to open 2024, we look at the enduring works of our lives.

Growing together in loving attachment shapes our identity and our character in Christ. It also helps us in a specific way that we sometimes don't like. Our shared identity makes space for healthy correction that we all need sometimes. Take a look at the Word with us and commit to building in relationship for Fruit That Lasts.

Following on last week's discussion, we take a look at what enriches the soil of our hearts. What adds into our lives the nutrients that God can use to grow fruit that lasts?

Why isn't information enough to guarantee transformation? Today we're taking a deeper (and nerdier) look at how God designed us for change.

When Jesus invites us to remain in Him, He doesn't mince words. "Apart from me you can do nothing," He said. One reality of Fruit That Lasts in our lives is that this connection to Him requires dependence. We're an independent people, and so often disconnected, but we need to recover this posture of coming to God and simply saying, "I need you."

As we launch into a new year, we don't just want more of the same. Jesus called us to produce fruit that lasts, and we look at the reality that His fruit in our lives doesn't come about with the methods of man, or business as usual, but with more of His Presence in us, and presence with one another.

As everyone shows off for Christmas, we remember that the greatest display was from God Himself, as He showed us the depth of His love and transforming power for us!

During our Kids' Christmas Takeover, our Children's Director Sharon Oliver shared a message with us on the hope of transformation that Christmas brings to us.

Friends from the UK joined us to bring refreshing all weekend, and Gary shared this message with out church about Divine Deliverance.