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What’s worth worrying about?

July 28, 2024 • Kevin Brimner • Luke 10:38–42

We live in an anxious and chaotic world. In this message we unpack what God says about worry and anxiety and the beautiful gift given to us through Christ.

How can we share our faith effectively?

July 21, 2024 • Kevin Brimner • Matthew 10

Jesus tells us to go and make disciples, but how easy it is for us to just listen and not put that command into action. Kevin encourages us to take that step and provides some concrete ways we can do that.

How did Jesus feel about prodigals?

July 7, 2024 • Nathan Logsdon • Luke 15

The heart of the father beats for those who are far from Him. We see that time and again in Luke 15. In today's message, Nathan walks us through the parable of the Prodigal Son to demonstrate the heart of the Father and how we should emulate Him.

What Did Jesus Say About Religious Duties?

June 30, 2024 • Nathan Logsdon • Matthew 6:1–18

Sometimes we do the right thing with the wrong motive. In today's message Nathan explores what it looks like the have the right heart behind our actions, especially those actions we use to praise God.

Why does Jesus care about my money?

June 23, 2024 • Nathan Logsdon • Matthew 6:19–34

Listen with us as Nathan shares from Matthew 6 how God desires us to use the resources his granted us.

How did Jesus lead?

June 16, 2024 • Kevin Brimner • John 10:1–20

How did Jesus lead? As we continue in our series on hearing what God tells us and putting it into practice, we'll explore the topic of leadership.

What did Jesus say about social justice?

June 9, 2024 • Kevin Brimner • Luke 4:14–30

In today's message Kevin walks us through what Jesus says about justice in the Scriptures. Using our voice, empathy, faith and peace making are themes that emerge as we listen to God about justice.

How to Hear God's Voice

June 2, 2024 • Kevin Brimner • Matthew 13:1–9

God speaks and always wants to be heard but he’ll rarely try to shout above all the noise and chaos of life. Instead, he steadily keeps on communicating; watching to see who might be listening. Kevin shares with us ways that we can begin to listen in to what God is saying in our lives through the message.