This seven-week series explores an underappreciated part of the mysterious book of Revelation. Revelation is a letter, addressed not to an individual but to seven church communities. Each message they received first tells the church who Jesus is and then how the hearers should live in light of that identity. This series illuminates how the messages to the seven churches remain crucial and relevant for us today.

This three-week series will emphasize the characters in the famous parable of the prodigal son. It will examine each character’s key roles and show how the good news of God’s kingdom comforts those who feel too far gone but also challenges those who think association with God is equal to truly knowing him. It will also explore how this parable would have been understood by Jesus’s original audience and how that impacts our lives today.

This three-week series will emphasize the characters in the famous parable of the prodigal son. It will examine each character’s key roles and show how the good news of God’s kingdom comforts those who feel too far gone but also challenges those who think association with God is equal to truly knowing him. It will also explore how this parable would have been understood by Jesus’s original audience and how that impacts our lives today.

This three-week series will emphasize the characters in the famous parable of the prodigal son. It will examine each character’s key roles and show how the good news of God’s kingdom comforts those who feel too far gone but also challenges those who think association with God is equal to truly knowing him. It will also explore how this parable would have been understood by Jesus’s original audience and how that impacts our lives today.

What would it take to convince you that your older brother was God? James was one of Jesus’ brothers and he ended up convinced his brother was also worth following. For the next eight weeks we are going to dive into a letter James wrote to encourage the early church. The church was facing hard times; today we will look into some of the ways God develops our character.

What would it take to convince you that your older brother was God? James was one of Jesus’ brothers and he ended up convinced his brother was also worth following. For the next eight weeks we are going to dive into a letter James wrote to encourage the early church. The church was facing hard times; today we will look into some of the ways God develops our character.

What would it take to convince you that your older brother was God? James was one of Jesus’ brothers and he ended up convinced his brother was also worth following. For the next eight weeks we are going to dive into a letter James wrote to encourage the early church. The church was facing hard times; today we will look into some of the ways God develops our character.

What would it take to convince you that your older brother was God? James was one of Jesus’ brothers and he ended up convinced his brother was also worth following. For the next eight weeks we are going to dive into a letter James wrote to encourage the early church. The church was facing hard times; today we will look into some of the ways God develops our character.

What would it take to convince you that your older brother was God? James was one of Jesus’ brothers and he ended up convinced his brother was also worth following. For the next eight weeks we are going to dive into a letter James wrote to encourage the early church. The church was facing hard times; today we will look into some of the ways God develops our character.

What would it take to convince you that your older brother was God? James was one of Jesus’ brothers and he ended up convinced his brother was also worth following. For the next eight weeks we are going to dive into a letter James wrote to encourage the early church. The church was facing hard times; today we will look into some of the ways God develops our character.

What would it take to convince you that your older brother was God? James was one of Jesus’ brothers and he ended up convinced his brother was also worth following. For the next eight weeks we are going to dive into a letter James wrote to encourage the early church. The church was facing hard times; today we will look into some of the ways God develops our character.

What would it take to convince you that your older brother was God? James was one of Jesus’ brothers and he ended up convinced his brother was also worth following. For the next eight weeks we are going to dive into a letter James wrote to encourage the early church. The church was facing hard times; today we will look into some of the ways God develops our character.

Without a doubt, Jesus was criticized by the religious elites of his day. There’s a story of a group of pharisees claiming that Jesus did his miracles empowered by the devil. In that instance, and in many other moments of criticism, Jesus responded with a deep sense of his identity and vocation—which invite us to reform our expectations of God’s will for the world. So, in this five-week series we will look at the criticisms Jesus faced during his ministry. What does each criticism reveal about Jesus’s character, priorities, authority, and mission?

Without a doubt, Jesus was criticized by the religious elites of his day. There’s a story of a group of pharisees claiming that Jesus did his miracles empowered by the devil. In that instance, and in many other moments of criticism, Jesus responded with a deep sense of his identity and vocation—which invite us to reform our expectations of God’s will for the world. So, in this five-week series we will look at the criticisms Jesus faced during his ministry. What does each criticism reveal about Jesus’s character, priorities, authority, and mission?

Without a doubt, Jesus was criticized by the religious elites of his day. There’s a story of a group of pharisees claiming that Jesus did his miracles empowered by the devil. In that instance, and in many other moments of criticism, Jesus responded with a deep sense of his identity and vocation—which invite us to reform our expectations of God’s will for the world. So, in this five-week series we will look at the criticisms Jesus faced during his ministry. What does each criticism reveal about Jesus’s character, priorities, authority, and mission?

Without a doubt, Jesus was criticized by the religious elites of his day. There’s a story of a group of pharisees claiming that Jesus did his miracles empowered by the devil. In that instance, and in many other moments of criticism, Jesus responded with a deep sense of his identity and vocation—which invite us to reform our expectations of God’s will for the world. So, in this five-week series we will look at the criticisms Jesus faced during his ministry. What does each criticism reveal about Jesus’s character, priorities, authority, and mission?

Without a doubt, Jesus was criticized by the religious elites of his day. There’s a story of a group of pharisees claiming that Jesus did his miracles empowered by the devil. In that instance, and in many other moments of criticism, Jesus responded with a deep sense of his identity and vocation—which invite us to reform our expectations of God’s will for the world. So, in this five-week series we will look at the criticisms Jesus faced during his ministry. What does each criticism reveal about Jesus’s character, priorities, authority, and mission?

Conflict follows relationships. Relationships are "Messy." No matter what we do, we will find ourselves in challenging conversations and with people that push our buttons. As followers of Jesus, how might we engage with a posture of openness and grace? What does Jesus show us about speaking the truth in love? What do we do when we've broken relationships and desire reconciliation? This series explores how we might step into conflict with intention, humility, and love.

Conflict follows relationships. Relationships are "Messy." No matter what we do, we will find ourselves in challenging conversations and with people that push our buttons. As followers of Jesus, how might we engage with a posture of openness and grace? What does Jesus show us about speaking the truth in love? What do we do when we've broken relationships and desire reconciliation? This series explores how we might step into conflict with intention, humility, and love.

Conflict follows relationships. Relationships are "Messy." No matter what we do, we will find ourselves in challenging conversations and with people that push our buttons. As followers of Jesus, how might we engage with a posture of openness and grace? What does Jesus show us about speaking the truth in love? What do we do when we've broken relationships and desire reconciliation? This series explores how we might step into conflict with intention, humility, and love.