We've been welcomed to the King's table by grace. Now it's our turn to make room for others. Who is God calling you to invite in?

What does faith look like when you don’t have all the answers? In “The Faith of a Son,” we look at Genesis 22 through the eyes of Isaac, and learn trust, surrender, and the God who provides.

What does it look like to love the broken and hurting in our city? Through Elijah and the widow of Zarephath, we see God's heart for the vulnerable and our call to move toward those in need.

Love Our City isn't just a mission statement. It's a way of life.

In the final week of ALTARS, we come to the ultimate altar, the cross. Every altar, sacrifice, and promise was pointing to Jesus, the once-for-all sacrifice who declares, “It is finished.” The cross is where God’s presence, victory, peace, mercy, and redemption meet. Jesus is enough.

What are you memorializing? In ALTARS, we explore Joshua 4 and the call to remember God’s faithfulness over the pain we’ve experienced. Don’t let your pain become an altar. Remember Jehovah-Mephalti — your Deliverer.

This week, Jae dives into #GodCulture—what it means to live as Kingdom people in a culture that doesn't always reflect Jesus. We’re not called to hide, hate, or compromise. We’re called to carry Christ into culture.

Guest Pastor Titus Walelo joined us to teach that sometimes faith means trusting that God is still at work and believing He can do immeasurably more than we can ask or imagine. Keep trusting. Keep believing. God is not finished.