One of the most dangerous phrases in church history is: “God told me ___.” Believers have filled the ‘blank’ with all kinds of bizarre requests and commands and the aftermath can oftentimes be pain, heartache, or spiritual abuse. In some cases, it’s easier to avoid the prophetic at all costs; but then what do we do with verses like 1 Corinthians 14:1 that tell us to ‘earnestly desire the ability to prophesy?’ Listen in as Jeff preaches about the best ways to grow in the prophetic while still understanding the baggage behind ‘hearing God’s voice.’

Jesus called us to pray for the sick. He encouraged us to expect and experience the Kingdom of God on earth. Yet for many of us, we’re left with questions about how faith and healing interact and even the overlap of scripture with our lives. Listen in as Jeff continues our series and reminds us of our Kingdom calling: To see “even greater works than Jesus.”

Calling All Amateurs! Theology can sometimes intimidate us from exploring the depths of Christ, the knowledge of God’s Word, and the power of God’s Kingdom but we’re all called to be (amateur) theologians. In this message, Jeff encourages us to reevaluate how we prioritize scripture in our lives. What would it look like and who could we become if we consistently consumed God’s word? Listen in as we continue our series together.

Jeff kicks off a new series celebrating the fact that we’re all ‘amateurs!’ Listen in as we redeem the phrase ‘Amateur Hour’ with a Kingdom of God perspective and step into one of six messages in this series, the first being: Amateur Evangelist. Simply put: sharing our faith is part of our faith. Despite this reality, many of us feel uneasy about sharing our faith or unequipped. How can we respond and how can we do the work of an amateur evangelist?

As we close our summer series, Jeff looks at Jesus’ final words from the sermon on the mount. According to Christ, we need to listen & follow if we want to build a wise, strong, and glorying life for God. For most of us, the listening part comes easy—it’s the following part that challenges us. How can we grow in a life built on the Solid Rock—listen in as we close the series together.

As we continue studying the sermon on the mount, we look at Jesus’ famous words surrounding prayer and we’re forced to ask ourselves a question: does our prayer life reflect our spiritual hunger? When answers to prayers are delayed, do we stay persistent in prayer and what happens to our belief in God? Listen in as we wrestle with God’s invitation to ‘ask and keep on asking.’

As we continue our series, Jeff looks at three challenging topics: anger, adultery, and divorce. In this message, Jeff will share some of his own story and struggles from these areas while communicating the redemptive and powerful plan of God for everyone who surrenders their life to Christ.

We’re continuing ‘The Best Sermon Ever,’ with the Christian’s call to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. What would it look like if we worked ourselves into places, people, and situations full of death and decay, darkness or hopelessness? As followers of Christ, this is part of our calling. Not to shrink back from messy situations or to run from darkness, but to partner with Christ in the transformation of all things.

Jesus assumed persecution would happen to His followers. Although most of us won’t be martyred for our faith, many will experience opposition to our worldview, Christian ethics, and passion for Jesus. What did Jesus say about how we can respond and where do we find the strength follow Him through every obstacle?