This week Jeff started a new series titled: “Lies, Lies, Lies,’ where for three weeks we will expose and dismantle a lie common to humanity. Listen in as Jeff talks about the often believed lie that “You are what you Do,’ and how to experience God’s truth and freedom from a place of love, acceptance, and belonging.

As we wrap up our series “Do What You Want,’ Jeff looks at the longing and desire to ‘be intimate’ in your relationship with God & others. Our culture has no shortage of counterfeit substitutes, but what would it look like and feel like to be as close and as near to God as you could—and to do that without any shame at all?

By God's design, we were made for fascination. But what happens when we get bored? Or when we're fascinated by created things instead of the creator? And how can we grow in fascination with God?

Jeff continues our series by talking about our desire and longing to be fully devoted & wholehearted in our love with God. How can we grow in devotion, what does it look like, and what happens when it feels like we don’t have much to offer? Join us as we explore these questions and more.

We all have longings and desires deep within our heart. On our best days they’re fulfilled in the purposes and person of Christ and on our worst days they’re fulfilled by counterfeit & shallow substitutes. In this series opener, Jeff introduces the call to “Do What You Want” by having your God-given desires fulfilled in Christ alone. This message focuses on the human desire to ‘be great’ and leave an impact on the world around you.

“My yoke is easy to bear and my burden is light.” Listen in as we discover the beautiful promise of Jesus that He will bring true rest to our souls. At the same time, have you ever noticed that in this promise we’re still being yoked? How do we embrace the unforced rhythms of grace while still wearing the yoke of Jesus—and what does that mean for my life? Jeff answers those questions—and asks plenty more—from this passage in Matthew 11.

Who is Jesus, really? Everyone on planet Earth has heard of Jesus, but who is he really? And who did Jesus think that he was?! What did Jesus' Bible, the Old Testament, tell him about who he was? Three things: a Prophet, a Priest and a King. Let Jesus' own Bible tell you who Jesus really was!

The calling of Hosea ranks high on the list of difficulty! Why would God ask Hosea to do something so challenging—and what does it mean for our personal lives? Join us as we explore the relentless redemption of God and experience His unending compassion together.

Natalie teaches from Daniel 2 about one incredibly important spiritual truth - The Kingdom of God grows slowly. Tune in to hear how slow Kingdom growth can be applied in our everyday lives.