Keep Coming
Persistent prayer grows out of confidence in the Father, and Jesus reminds us that the Father gives His children more than answers. He gives us Himself.
Lead Me Not
Most of us know how to pray after we’ve given in to temptation. But Jesus teaches us to pray before we fall. In this message, we’ll look at why we’re more vulnerable than we think, how grace is available before the regret, and what it looks like to ask God for help before temptation gets […]
Dependence & Forgiveness
Prayer is more than giving God a list of problems to fix. In this message, we look at two parts of the Lord’s Prayer: asking God for our daily bread and forgiving others as God has forgiven us. We’ll talk about depending on God each day, even when life is going well, and why success […]
Learning to Pray
There’s a difference between learning some prayers and learning to pray. In Luke 11, Jesus’ disciples ask Him to teach them how to pray. His answer begins with who God is, whose kingdom comes first, and what it looks like to surrender our will to His.
Mary and Martha
Have you ever noticed that the things demanding your attention aren’t necessarily the things most deserving of it? In Luke 10:38–42, Martha is busy with things that matter, but Jesus tells her she has lost sight of what matters most. Together with Paul’s words in Philippians 3, her story challenges us to consider what has […]
The Good Samaritan
The story of the Good Samaritan is one of Jesus’ most familiar stories, but it begins with a question we can’t afford to miss: “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” In Luke 10:25–37, Jesus shows us why we can never justify ourselves and what it means to live as people who have received […]
Sent
What if you’re already exactly where God wants to use you? In Luke 10, Jesus sends ordinary people into ordinary places with an extraordinary mission. As we continue our Follow series, we’ll see what it means to live as people sent by Jesus.
Follow Me
Following Jesus begins when Jesus gets to determine the direction of your life.
The Corrupting Power of Sin
Sin is never content to stay in one corner of your life. In Haggai 2:10–19, God reveals the corrupting power of sin, why religious activity can never compensate for a wandering heart, and how His loving discipline is designed not to push His people away, but to bring them back.
Keep Building
Sometimes the hardest part of following Jesus isn’t getting started, it’s staying faithful when progress feels slow. In this week’s message, Keep Building, we’ll look at Haggai 2:1-9 and discover how God meets discouraged people with His presence, reminds them of His promises, and calls them to keep taking the next faithful step.