Do you actually know what it is to love and be loved? So often we are told to love each other, but if we don't actually know the love of God how can we truly love other people?

Pastor Matt continues this series (What Are You Known For?) on the fruits of the spirit by talking about love. We can truly know Jesus' love because it is an undeserved invitation, he demonstrates it unconditionally, and he sacrificed his life to reach us with his love.

What does it look like to have the Holy Spirit lead your life? The outcomes will be the fruits of the Spirit.

Pastor Matt begins our new series "What Are You Known For?" and talks about who the Holy Spirit is and how he leads us.

Is there a different way we can look at life? God wants us to see our lives, culture, and circumstances through his perspective, not our own.

Pastor Matt speaks on Daniel's godly response to unreasonable situations and people. There are three reasons why Daniel was able to interpret God's perspective: humility, stability, and credibility.

What would it look like to interpret our own lives through the lens of faith?

Our culture is continually pushing God out and bringing sin in. How can our faith thrive in a godless environment?

Pastor Matt speaks on Daniel's life and courage in the midst of Babylon — a kingdom marked by moral decay. So what would Daniel say if he could speak to us today?

No matter where we live, or what our culture says, when we identify with Christ and live with integrity, we will influence the people around us.

How has the faith of someone you know inspired you to live by faith?

As believers, we have the opportunity to live out faith that outlives us. And one way we can live out faith is not in isolation but in the context of relationship. That’s what makes community so important.

We all need a small group of people to engage our faith in order to help grow our faith.

We know that the Bible tells us to love our enemies, but what does that actually mean?

In this special service, Pastor Chris Lautsbaugh speaks on loving our enemies, what that looks like, and explains what Christians all over the world face when it comes to persecution.

The Bible says we were once enemies of God before coming into relationship with Christ. Jesus's response to us, his enemies, was to die on a cross for our salvation. What would you do for your enemies?

God calls us into life with him, but what does that actually look like?

In Part 6 of Greater, Pastor Matt talks about how the presence of God can influence the way we live and who we are.

Life can throw us many curveballs, and it might not look exactly how we expected. Through God's gifts of spiritual wisdom, confident hope, and incredible power, we can see and know that life with God is better than life without him.

What does justice and judgment mean to followers of Jesus?

In Part 5 of Greater, Pastor Matt talks about justice in the Kingdom of God. Our ambitions, allegiance, and authority need to come in line with God's heart for people.

Laws and systems of this world are in place to try to bring order, but only God’s kingdom can bring about the lasting change that this world’s system cannot.

Have you ever thought your failures were too big for you to go on? The Bible is full of stories about people who failed over and over again, but in God's kindness, he restores them.

In Part 4 of Greater, Pastor Matt Mylin explains how God's goodness is greater than our failures through the story of Zacchaeus, a notoriously bad person. But in an encounter with Jesus's goodness changes Zacchaeus's life in a big way.

There is nothing we can do that God's goodness can't bring us back from!

What are you afraid of? It's easy to live our lives in a state of fear. Fear of other people, fear of decisions being made for us, fear for the people we love, fear of our future.

But in Part 3 of Greater, Pastor Ryan Zook walks us through a story in the Bible that showcases the amazing love that Jesus has for us and how that love cancels out fear. In John 8:2-11, a woman is caught in the act of adultery and the religious leaders in her community are angry, ready to punish her in the way she deserves. But Jesus has a different, unexpected response.

Our fears can bring out the worst in us, but God in his unending grace covers our fear with the greatness of his love.