Do you think an athlete, like a motocross racer, can become their best by training, riding, and racing by themselves? Of course not! We all know that a rider will never become their best taking a solo approach.

It's no different in becoming who God created us to be. God created us to be connected to a community of believers who are called to be set apart and holy like God. We can't do it solo!

In this message, we are going to discover that the church is called out to be holy. We are set apart and should be different than the world around us.

This week, we are going to discover the heart of the church and what this church community looked like in the 1st Century. As we move forward, I want to encourage you to be open-minded and put aside what you know about the church. Whatever your belief or experience, I hope that you will see the church through the lens of Scripture!

In this message, we will move into the New Testament and discover some important connections between Israel, Jesus, and the church, and how the church started and how people responded.

It is vital that we as believers understand the church. Today, we must go back to the Old Testament to understand when and how the church started. We will discover the foundation and the roots of the church that we see explode in the New Testament.

Many people are taught that following Jesus and living for him is easy. The truth is following Jesus is the toughest pursuit that we will ever have! Everyday can be a constant battle with sin, submission to God, speaking truth, proclaiming the good news, and standing up to believers who live no different than the world. Following Jesus is not for the "faint of heart!"

When do we, as believers, forgive other believers who sin against us or hurt us? In this message, we will see the importance of true repentance when it comes to forgiving others. This changes everything!

In this message, Andre will address a common misconception or even a false belief that many Christians have about judging others. We will start in 1 Corinthians to see what Paul said about this, but most importantly, we will see what Jesus said. It might just surprise you!