PART 4

What happens now? This Is Love isn’t just a series or a month-long event.

This week, we talk about how following Jesus means that serving, giving, and loving needs to be a daily rhythm, not a yearly checklist.

PART 3

What does it mean to love your neighbor? And how exactly do I know who my neighbor is? In the Parable of the Good Samaritan, Jesus provides some surprising answers to those questions.

PART 2

What does it actually look like to follow Jesus? This week, we’re looking at one of the defining traits that every follower of Jesus needs to have.

PART 1

Most of us genuinely care about the brokenness we see around us. But caring and loving aren't always the same thing.

In this message, we'll discover why the greatest acts of love begin when we move beyond sympathy, step into someone else's story, and choose action over intention.

PART 3

We have a very real spiritual enemy, but God hasn’t left us unprepared. This week, we’ll look at how Scripture prepares us to stand firm in the midst of whatever battle comes our way.

PART 2

If we have a real spiritual enemy, what are the tricks and traps he employs? In this episode, we’re looking at the everyday ways that Satan tries to keep us from the life God has for us.

PART 1

In this episode, we explore what Scripture reveals about the unseen realm, and why it matters more than we think.

PART 4

We’re taught from a young age that God is all-wise, but sometimes our experience and the state of the world causes us to question His decision making. How do we make sense of God’s wisdom?

PART 3

You’d think that finding out that God is gracious, compassionate, and slow to anger would be a good thing. In the book of Jonah, that discovery actually makes Jonah…upset? Let’s find out why.

PART 2

Nothing impacts your life more than what you think about God and what you think God thinks about you—and this is most true when life is at its toughest.

PART 1

Sometimes the hardest moments of life are exactly where God is doing His greatest work.

PART 4

With our faith, we don’t want to settle or coast—we want to pursue the fullness of life that Jesus offers by building rhythms in the habits that matter most.