People care about lost things but never as much as God cares about lost people. In this message, Jon Ritner invites us to look at Jesus’ three parables of lost things in Luke chapter 15 and watch how Jesus will use a pattern and a progression to deliver a powerful lesson about grace for those who are lost. Jesus invites the lost ones home and also enlists us to join him in his mission to seek and save others who are lost as well.
Lost & Found
September 18, 2022 • Jon Ritner
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Ghosted By God
October 16, 2022 • Dr. Dennis Easter
Have you ever been “ghosted” by someone? Often times this experience causes us to question ourselves and any potential relational discord, yet in reality, being “ghosted” often tells us more about the other person than it does about us. Interestingly enough, the same applies to seasons of silence from God. In this message, Dr. Dennis Easter walks us through Psalm 13 as guide for what seasons of “ghosting" tells us about God in relationship to a humanity in which He loves.
Fill It With Something Better
October 9, 2022 • T.D. Davis
Have you felt like you’ve had limited vision for yourself lately? In our frail human capacity, the complexities of life can wear us down to the point where we can begin to question our own existential purpose. Luckily, God’s grand vision for human life is better. In this message, T.D. Davis (Co-Lead Pastor) unpacks how God’s unlimited vision sees a better hero, community, and plan for life that invites us to experience God’s “shalom” through the absence of problems and the presence of something better.
Sabbath Rest Is For Everyone
October 2, 2022 • Jonathan Adamczewski
From the very beginning, the Bible teaches that Sabbath is for everyone: a good and holy day, to celebrate rest from work together — and together we can work to pursue lives marked by God-honoring Sabbath rest. In this message, we welcome Jonathan Adamczewski as he teaches on this timely and timeless topic.