During one of the longest post-resurrection encounters with Jesus, two followers were taught how all the writings of Moses and the prophets point directly to Christ. In this message, Jeff kicks off the summer series called “Burning Hearts” by emphasizing a Christocentric view of the Old Testament while unpacking the famous ‘Road to Emmaus’ passage in Luke 24.
Drunk with Wine or Filled with the Holy Spirit? Why does the Bible use this phrase, what does it mean, and how can we as a church continue to offer freedom in Christ? What could my life look like if I was completely and consistently filled with the Holy Spirt—join the conversation as we discover this biblical invitation!
Social media and the addiction to smartphones has slowly eroded our heart’s cry for deep and authentic connection. This week, Jeff preaches on what true spiritual friendship looks like: the value of finding it, forging it over time, and experiencing the depth of friendship with Christ.
Jeff opens our new series by looking at some of the key distractions that keep us from our calling. Thankfully, for every worldly distraction there’s a biblical antidote and in this message we unpack a spiritual discipline our culture desperately needs: silence & solitude.
For the final message in our “Crazy Things Jesus Said” series, we look at the wild invitation Jesus gave Peter to follow Him no matter the cost—even if it meant death. How did Peter develop a life of discipleship that stares death in the eye and responds with a wholehearted, ‘yes’? Listen in as Jeff & Natalie Faust bring a conclusion to our spring series.
Jesus said, “I Am the resurrection and the life—whoever believes in me will never die.” This Easter as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, let’s also look at the various resurrection appearances found in scripture so we can better answer the question: Is the resurrection for me?
Jesus saved some of His ‘craziest’ messages for the larger crowds. In this sermon we’ll look at the words of Christ that call us to a deeper, more dedicated, and sold out relationship with Jesus that is 100% focused on following Him. Being a fan of Jesus is easy—being a follower is costly.
