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Andy Johnson teaches from Psalm 107, where we see a Psalm structured in a way that helps us see the beauty and strength of trusting in the Lord. We see a beautiful reminder that even the most dire circumstances can change when the Lord intervenes.

Bryan Mowery teaches on God's plans and purposes as we go through storms in our lives.

Bryan Mowery shares about our need to make much of Jesus and the call to love, equip, and release emerging generations.

Our good friend from a country that is under intense persecution shares about how God meets us and helps us as individuals, as families, and as churches, thrive in the midst of pain, suffering, and persecution. NOTE: for our friend's personal safety we have chosen to share his face on the video. Also, please do not share his name on social media. Thank you!

Carl Medford teaches through Psalm 8, a Psalm that helps us see humankind's place in God's created order. In this Psalm we see that humans were created with a destiny to rule and reign over God's good creation, yet sin has undermined this. In an act of pure grace, God defeated sin and has brought us back into a life of ruling and reigning once we come under and apprentice to Jesus' ways, the ways...

Andy Cooley teaches from Psalm 90, a psalm of trust in the Lord and contentment in his ways. What does it mean to find true contentment in life? How is true and lasting happiness achieved? The Bible, and this song in particular, have a lot to say in regards to these questions.

Bo Noonan teaches from Psalm 29, a psalm of praise. This psalm uses beautifully powerful imagery to help us see that creation, in all its power and glory, is just a finger that points us to the truly glorious one...God himself. As we live life, we can listen to God's voice speaking through many created things, yet we should be careful to let those things point us to the one who created them, and n...

Bo Noonan teaches from Psalm 27; a Psalm of trouble. As we continue to see in the Psalms, we are learning language for our souls. As human beings we are in a constant conversation with ourselves, and what we say to ourselves about God will shape the way we respond to things. In Psalm 27 David starts with good theology and ends with good theology, and instead of running from troubles, he calls out...

Bo Noonan teaches from Psalm 24. This Psalm is the culmination of the story of David's desire to build a "house for the Lord" and the realisation that David's uncleanness prevented him from this desire. Yet, God's plan was to turn that tables and to build a house for David. Through David's lineage, or house, a savior would come who would take upon himself, not just David's uncleanness, but all of...

Bo Noonan teaches through Psalm 51. Here we find King David before the Lord, actively repenting of a series of terrible decisions in his life. In this Psalm we find language for repentance and the truth that, when we sin, the most offended party is always God himself. Yet, his grace and mercy always welcome us back into relationship with him.

Bo Noonan teaches from Psalm 4 in our "Jesus' Songbook" series through the Psalms. Psalm 4 is a Psalm of David, written during an incredibly difficult situation in his life. This Psalm helps us learn how to react when difficulty comes our way, as we see David turn to his loving Father God instead of away from him. We also see Jesus' work and story in this Psalm as the one who suffered alone and to...

Alastair Moyer kicks off our summer series through the Psalms with the foundational truth of Psalm 1.

Bo Noonan teaches about the return of Jesus as we end our series "You really believe that?". He unpacks the fact that Jesus's followers are an "end times" people who are awaiting the fullness of his return. We are those awaiting the coming of a new heaven and a new earth and the restoration of all things, rather than those looking to escape to some place in the sky.

Wes Swarthout lays out the beauty of God's grace that he lavishes on us through Jesus.

Bo Noonan teaches about the Christian ethic. He underlines the importance of discerning between cultural and religious rules and morality versus what the Bible clearly lays out as a loving Father's ethics. What does it mean to come under the law of love in a culture that may use the word "love" differently than the Bible? Why is the Christian sexual ethic what it is? We look at some of these quest...

Joe Miriello looks at four aspects of how the good news of Jesus brings healing to the curse of sin. Restoration from sin's effects begins as we respond to the incredible work that Jesus accomplished on the cross.

Bo Noonan continues our series on foundational beliefs of followers of Jesus. This week we look at the sin that plagues us from a biblical perspective. This teaching is so important, because, as we will see, if we have a wrong view of sin we will have a wrong view of everything in the world that really matters. As big of a statement as that is, it isn't an overstatement.

Bo Noonan continues our "You really believe that?" series by teaching on "The Church we love". In a time where the word "church" is used for lots of different gatherings of people that may or may not actually follow Jesus, we need to look to the Bible for a clear definition. The beautiful picture the Bible paints of the Church is one of a bride who is both getting ready for a wedding ceremony and...

Andy Cooley teaches about the the spiritual war that is waged as followers of Jesus push back against Satan and his schemes. The Bible tells us that our battle is not against people, rather it is against spiritual forces. Do we really believe this? If so, what do we do?

Bo Noonan teaches on the role of the Holy Spirit, how he makes much of the Father and the Son, and his empowering presence in the lives of those whose lives have been given to Jesus.

Bo Noonan unpacks the essential Christian doctrine of Jesus the Son, his place in the Trinity, and why we follow him.

Bo Noonan lays out the beautiful doctrine of God as Father, a doctrine that has massive implications for all humankind. Loads of people believe in "a god", but this essential doctrine of the Bible is an eternity-changing truth for followers of Jesus.

On this Easter Sunday, 2023, Bo Noonan kicks off our series "You really believe that?" by looking at why we believe in Jesus' resurrection from the dead. This pivotal belief is the bedrock of our faith and its reality changes everything.

Waymond Hampton closes out our Laying it Down series by teaching on laying down compartmentalization. Our culture conditions us to break our lives into different "rooms" that don't tend to overlap one another, and this can cause us to live a disjointed spiritual life. As we apprentice to Jesus, though, the walls can come down and we can become attentive to God's voice in all situations, living a l...

Bo Noonan teaches about laying down the power that money and possessions can have on us. According to God's word, money is not a neutral thing, but rather has power to do either good or harm. As we apprentice to Jesus, we learn to find purpose in the way we spend, save, and give in ways that build God's kingdom, rather than our own little kingdoms.