Jesus said, "I will build my church." So what does it mean? That we belong to Him? And why does the church still matter in a broken world? In Matthew 16:13-20, discover how Christ's ownership, authority, and unfinished restoration call us to live as a people who stand against evil and reveal His nature to our family, friends, neighbors and others.

Many voices are defining the church, but it belongs to Jesus. In Part One, we return to His word for it — ekklesia — and discover that church is not something we attend but who we are.

Pastor Lance shares his salvation testimony about how Jesus came knocking at his door, offering salvation and a completely changed life. We hope it encourages you to live wholeheartedly for King Jesus and share your story with others.

The journey of transformation demands active participation, which requires a shift in perspective, thinking, and language. This transformation is essential for living out your true identity in Christ.

In Acts 16, Paul shows us that Spirit-led leadership isn’t about having a title; it’s about recognizing where God has placed you and responding faithfully. Discover how you can lead wherever you are and leave the people around you closer to Jesus, healthier, stronger, and better because you were there.

Pressure has a way of exposing what's really underneath us, and Acts 16 shows a Spirit-led team who faced it from every direction without losing who they were becoming. This week, we explore what it looks like to stay faithful when following God costs something, and why the pressure you're carrying might be the very place He's forming you.

In Acts 16, Paul makes room for Timothy, showing us that Spirit-led leadership is not about building a platform but about recognizing, developing, and releasing people for Kingdom purposes. Thermostats: Part Two challenges us to become the kind of leaders who notice what God is already doing in others and intentionally help them become more like Jesus.