In a world where political power divides us and winning feels like everything, Pastor Will explores how Jesus redefines greatness through service in Mark 10. Rather than placing our hope in political victories, we’re challenged to trust Jesus with the future and seek the good of our neighbors, even across political differences.

Pastor Will explores the question, “Where do I fit?” Through the story of David’s anointing, we discover that God sees beyond appearances, résumés, and expectations to the heart. Instead of measuring ourselves by what others expect, we’re invited to pursue justice, faithful love, and a humble walk with God.

Pastor Will explores the question, “What am I here for?” Through Jesus’ encounter with Peter, we discover that purpose isn’t a hidden plan to uncover, but a life of following Jesus. Even without knowing the future, we can trust God’s direction and take the next faithful step.

Steve explores the question, “Does God test my faith?” Through Jesus’ parable of the tenants, we discover that faith is exercised through everyday life as we learn to be faithful stewards, resist judging others by our own rules, and grow into the people God calls us to become.

Pastor Will begins the Kingdom Come series by exploring what happens when politics, money, success, and fear compete for our loyalty. Through Jesus’ teachings in Matthew 6, we’re challenged to examine what truly rules our lives, seek God’s kingdom first, and follow Jesus faithfully in a divided world.

Pastor Will begins the Good Questions series by asking, “What are you really looking for?” Through Jesus’ encounter with his first disciples, we discover that faith doesn’t require having everything figured out. In the midst of our searching for meaning, purpose, and hope, Jesus simply invites us to “come and see.”

Pastor Will explores Jesus’ command to “love each other” and what it means for life together in the church. More than programs or proximity, Christian community is built through shared life—knowing one another, making room, staying connected, and allowing the love we receive from Jesus to shape how we love others.

Pastor Will explores Jesus’ story of the Good Samaritan and the ways busyness can cause us to miss the people right in front of us. Instead of letting hurry make the decision, we’re challenged to slow down, make room, and choose to be a neighbor when love interrupts our plans.