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Are you surrounded by a cloud or a crowd? What's the difference? Everything. Our faith is built by those who have witnessed what God has done. A cloud reminds you of heaven so you can change earth, a crowd reminds you of earth so you forget about heaven. So who are you listening to?

Don't dream bigger. Dream higher. For many of you, the solution to your frustration is not to dream more, think more, pray more. It's to dream higher, to think higher, and pray higher. Listen as Pastor Brandon challenges us to fix out thoughts on what is above.

Habakkuk prays, "Do among us what you did among them." It was a huge prayer of faith and trust. Our desire during this series is that whatGod has done before he would do again... in you!

There is a purpose to our unity and our relationship. God desires to use our community as a way to communicate with the world. Through us loving other people will discover and experience God's love for them.

Before Paul gets to your calling individually he emphasizes our calling corporately. We believe you won't discover yours if you're not committed to our purpose as the body of Christ. Find out how to discover your 'Y' in 'Our.'

We often do 'Me' better than 'Us.' But Paul often emphasizes the 'Us' part of our faith. So much so that he says we should make 'every effort' to dwell in unity! If we have constant opportunity for division we must have constant commitment to unity.

God's intention for us as people is to be a house of God where He dwells? People should encounter God when they encounter us.

Time and place matter. Possibly the most challenging aspect of hearing God is to stop listening to others. Find out how Jesus committed to a life of prayer absent of distraction and how it can help you hear God speak.

Before we get into hearing from God, we want to make sure we know Him. That we do not approach him first to receive, but to relate. Listen in and hear how you can adjust your approach to know your Father who is God when you pray.

We kicked off our year on January 1st praying three key words over our church — momentum, multiplication, and miracles. Hear Ps Brandon encourage us on how to see our life multiply in 2017.

The ultimate sign of love is not in words spoken but actions taken. Listen and find out why Jesus' birth is actually the truest sign of how much he loves us and let it cause you to live always loved.

Happiness comes when something happens. Joy comes because something has already happened and nothing can change that. Joy is an all the time, every time feeling. How can you live with this type of joy?

We all have an idea of how life should look and how this world should work. Ultimately, that is what peace is all about. Everything living up to it's potential. All things as they should be. Discover the peace we find in Jesus' birth.

Hope might just be the strongest force on earth but only if we understand what it truly means. It's not wishful thinking but rather a confident expectation of God's hand in our lives. How can we all live with more hope?

The Kingdom Jesus announced had with it a calling or purpose for each of us. It gave us a mission for life. He started the Kingdom and we carry it on into everyday life. What is our Kingdom call?

It's not an accident that 'your kingdom come' shows up in the Lord's prayer before 'our daily bread'. How does praying this Kingdom prayer change the way we pray and in turn change the way we look at life?

From the moment Jesus started preaching the Sermon on the Mount the disciples knew this Kingdom life would be different. It would be much different than they ever expected when they decided to follow Him. So what is the difference between the Kingdom of Heaven and the Kingdom of Earth? And how do we live that difference?

"In the beginning..." God sets a tone. He immediately builds into our world a contrast. A difference between the kingdom of Heaven and the kingdom of earth. We spend our whole life trying to close the gap between heaven and earth. What makes them so different and how can we live in that difference?

Jesus tells us to 'seek first the Kingdom' and it sounds like a good idea. But what if it wasn't simply an action to take but an antidote for life?

The disciples were accused of living contrary lives, of turning the world upside down! All because they proclaimed another king. What happens when we decide to serve a new king?