Are you ready to live a life of consequence? The earliest followers of Jesus led purposeful and meaningful lives and much of that comes back to what we’ve been reading in Acts 2:42-47. As Jeff closes this sermon series, we’ll explore how believers in Christ understood salvation & how they could be part of God’s continued work today.
The earliest followers of Jesus were known for continuing the work of Christ — including ‘Signs & Wonders.’ This week, Jeff shares some personal & church stories in the midst of continuing our series in Acts 2. Listen in as we learn to stand in awe of our glorious God & take risks in praying for those around us.
Jeff wraps the year (and our 2x2 series) with a message about the inward & outward life of Jesus and how that impacts us today. The life & teachings of Jesus demonstrate a beautiful rhythm of ongoing connection & inward depth with His Father while also having a missional mindset & outward focus. As we prepare for 2026, may our lives reflect the same.
Life doesn’t always work the way we hope it will—but Christmas reminds us that God stepped into our brokenness anyway. In this Christmas Eve message, Jeff reminds us that Jesus was born to bring good news, great joy, and peace to a world that wasn’t working. No matter where you find yourself, Jesus came to make life work again.
In Revelation 5, the apostle John hears about the Lion of the Tribe of Judah but when he looks he sees something very unexpected: the Lamb who was slain. What does it mean for our faith that Jesus is both the Lion & the Lamb? Listen in as Jeff continues our Christmas series, exploring the Real Jesus, and how His life, death, and resurrection impacts us today.
Try explaining ‘The Hypostatic Union’ to a three year-old (or anyone!). Jeff starts a new series today taking us all the way to Christmas and the entire design uses 2x2 grids to help explain complex truths about Jesus. What does it mean and how does it impact us to know that Jesus was both fully God & fully man? How did His divinity & humanity interact and what kind of transformation does that offer to us? Listen in as we start this new series and apply these biblical truths to our life today.
Today’s message is a Kingdom paradox: when you are weak, His grace is all you need; when you are weak, His power is put on display; and when you are weak, He is strong. Nobody loves being weak but scripture makes it clear: human weakness is the prelude to God’s power. Listen in as we continue our series, fighting against the cultural norms of our day, with a message that encourages total dependence on God.
Jeff continues our series by pushing against the cultural mantra: “Comfort is King.” We all love comfort (and seek it) but an over-pursuit of comfort often keeps us from spiritual maturity and growth. Instead, what would it look like to pursue Christ even when things are challenging? Listen in as we discover the promises of a blessed (not comfortable) life with Jesus.
