PART 3

Nothing is more important than love. But what is love, anyway? Is it a feeling, an emotion, a chemical reaction? Thankfully, Jesus clearly lays out for us what love is and what it looks like.

PART 2

It can be overwhelming when we think about the poverty and needs in our city, and sometimes it’s hard to see how we could make a difference. But when we understand God’s heart for the poor, our next steps become clear and we find hope for real change.

PART 1

We want to be people who practice what Jesus preached, and this month, we’re planning to unleash a wave of generosity through our service and giving. Join us for “This is Love”!

PART 6

Ever feel like your faith is stuck? Jesus' parable of the new wine and old wineskins reveals why embracing change is essential for true spiritual growth.

PART 5

When we say yes to following Jesus, we get to participate in the Kingdom of God—but it doesn’t always look like what you might expect.

PART 4

Our hearts are like the lawn—if we leave it untended, it starts to become unrecognizable. Jesus tells a parable that challenges us to keep our hearts open and soft, even toward the people we think least deserve it.

PART 3

This week, Jesus tells a story about waiting. In the midst of all that’s going on, and even feeling discouraged or weary, what can we do while we wait for God’s promises to make things right?

PART 2

According to Jesus, our hearts have something in common with…dirt. In this episode, we unpack another parable and ask the question: How’s your heart?

PART 1

When we hold on to the pain and bitterness that someone’s caused us, we end up being prisoner to it. Jesus tells a story that illustrates how important it is for us to pursue the uncomfortable decision to forgive people, even when they don’t deserve it.

PART 5

So many of the forces around us are conditioning us for conformity and mediocrity. God created us to make a difference in this world. In this message from Craig Groeschel, he gives us permission to obsess so that we can make the difference God intended.

PART 4

Christians aren’t always the most unified group of people—even though unity was something Jesus wanted for his disciples and still wants for us today.

PART 3

One powerful key to healthy relationships is gratitude. But when it comes to gratitude, it’s not enough to think it or feel it, as we’ll see in an interaction with Jesus—we have to show it.