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Week 8 (August 18) – The Parable of the Wicked Tenants Scripture: Matthew 21:33-41, Mark 12:1-9, Luke 20:9-16 This parable serves as a stark warning about the consequences of rejecting God’s messengers and ultimately His Son. It reflects on stewardship, responsibility, and the grave mistake of attempting to usurp what belongs to God. For disciples, it emphasizes the importance of humility, obedien...

Week 7 (August 11) – The Parable of the Fig Tree Matthew 24:32-35, Mark 13:28-31, Luke 21:29-33 Through the Parable of the Fig Tree, Jesus teaches about recognizing the signs of the times and the imminence of God’s kingdom. It encourages disciples to be observant, discerning, and prepared for the return of Christ. The lesson for disciples is to live in a state of readiness, understanding that the...

Week 6 (August 4) – Special Guest Pastor Luis Luke 14:15 In this weeks message from our Parables series, we have a special message from Pastor Luis Pereda from the Parable of the Great Supper. Join in as he teaches a powerful message about what it means to be a part of God’s Great Kingdom. 

Week 5 (July 28) – The Parable of the Mustard Seed Scripture: Matthew 13:31-32, Mark 4:30-32, Luke 13:18-19 The Parable of the Mustard Seed conveys the kingdom of God's humble beginnings and its expansive, unforeseen growth. For disciples, it's a lesson in faith and the potential of small beginnings empowered by God. This parable encourages disciples to not underestimate the impact of thei...

Week 4 (July 21) – The Prodigal Son Scripture: Luke 15:11-32 The message on the parable of the prodigal son delves into the transformative power of repentance, the depth of God’s unconditional love, and the importance of forgiveness and grace. It highlights how the younger son’s journey from rebellion to redemption demonstrates the hope and joy found in returning to God. The older brother’s reacti...

Week 3 (July 14) – The Parable of the Talents Scripture: Matthew 25:14-30, Luke 19:12-28 (Parable of the Minas) This parable highlights the importance of utilizing God's gifts responsibly and with initiative. It teaches disciples that God entrusts them with various resources and expects them to use these gifts not just safely but in a way that fosters growth and benefits His kingdom. The lesso...

Week 2 (July 7) – The Wise and Foolish Builder Scripture : Matthew 7:24-27, Luke 6:47-49 In this parable, Jesus contrasts the outcomes of two builders, one wise and one foolish, to illustrate the foundational importance of living by His teachings. It's a powerful metaphor for disciples about the stability and security found in applying Jesus’ words to their lives. The storms represent trials a...

Week 1 (June 30) – Parable of the Sower Scripture: Matthew 13:3-9, Mark 4:3-9, Luke 8:5-8 The Parable of the Sower illustrates the different receptions God's Word receives based on the state of one's heart. It teaches disciples the importance of preparing their hearts to be good soil, where God's teachings can take root, grow, and produce fruit. This parable emphasizes the necessity of...

Week 6 (June 23) – The Character of the Wise We will conclude our series in week 6 looking at the characteristics of a wise person. We will reflect on how wisdom shapes character, influences decisions, and is manifested in a life well-lived, inspiring each other to continue growing in wisdom long after this series is over.

Week 5 (June 16) – Family and Relationships In week five we will learn from Solomon about wisdom in or family and friendships. By practicing the wisdom that Proverbs we will learn how to nurture stronger relationships. Whether it's honoring parents, cherishing our spouse, or fostering genuine friendships, Proverbs holds the keys to relational wisdom.

Week 4 (June 9) – Wealth and Work (Principle of Honor) In week four we will learn about the immutable principles of diligence, integrity, and stewardship in our work and financial life. We will gain Biblical insight into honoring God first as our provider and stewarding our life for maximum impact. 

Week 3 (June 2) – The Power of Words Our words have the power to build or to destroy and God has called us to be intentional about the words we use. We will investigate the potent force of words as Proverbs portrays them and learn how to harness this power to build up, encourage, and impart grace, transforming our relationships and day to day interactions.

Week 1 (May 19) – Foundations of Wisdom We will open the series looking at the structure and context of the Proverbs, including an overview of our journey together. We will uncover the foundational principle of wisdom in Proverbs: the fear of the Lord. We will explore how a reverent awe of God is the starting point knowing and loving Him.

Week 6 (May 12) Psalm 119 (He Teaches Us) & Psalm 150 (Outro) We will wrap up this series in week 6 looking into Psalm 119 and 150. We will dig deeper into Psalm 119 and uncover the richness and reward of having a commitment to knowing and obeying God's word. And in Psalm 150 we will end as the Psalms do, in great expression of praise to God, with instruments, singing, and dancing.

Week 5 (May 5) – Psalm 91 (He Protects Us) In week five we will dive into Psalm 91, another famous Psalm, and explore how God protects us when He is our refuge. We will come to understand what it means to "live in the shelter of the Most High" and all of His promises towards us when we do.

Week 4 (April 28) – Psalm 73 (He Fulfills Us) In week four we will see how God fulfills us when we remain faithful to Him. We will discover, like Asaph, that the reward of following God is far greater than the rewards of following the enemy and the ways of the world. We will understand how acknowledging and dealing with sin in our own heart will allow us to maintain God's perspective in our li...

Week 3 (April 21) – Psalm 51 (He Forgives Us) In week three we will look closer at how God forgives us in Psalm 51. This Psalm of David shows his heart of repentance after being confronted by the Prophet Nathan about his sin with Bathsheba. God's forgiveness extends to us when we humbly and sincerely acknowledge our sin and repent no matter the severity of our sin.

Week 2 (April 14) – Psalm 23 (He Cares For Us) In week two we will unpack Psalm 23, one of the most famous Psalms, and see how God cares for us as our Great Shepherd. We will see how being led by God means we lack for nothing. He gives us rest, strength, protection, comfort, blessing, goodness, and unfailing love.

Week 1 (April 7) – Overview & Psalm 1 (He Leads Us) We will open the series looking at the structure and context of the Psalms, including different authors, styles, and themes throughout. Then, in Psalm 1, we will see how God shows us what is in store for those that choose Him.

Message 3 – Easter Sunday (March 31) – Christus Victor, The Victory of the Resurrection Easter Sunday's message celebrates the implications of the resurrection of Jesus with a pointed focus on His victory over sin, death, and the transformative power it offers those who follow him. It articulates the significance of Christ's triumph, not only as a future hope but as a present reality, enab...

Message 1 – Palm Sunday (March 24) – Face to Face with The King The Palm Sunday message delves into the anticipation and fulfillment of prophecy as Jesus enters Jerusalem, highlighting the Messiah's call, courage, compassion, and the promise of His coming kingdom. It sets the stage for the ultimate sacrifice, emphasizing the active participation and obedience required from believers, underscor...

Week 8 (March 17) – Reframe Your Relationships (Relational Health) 99% of the time, if we continue to grow towards Jesus, Stay connected to healthy people, and deal with conflict according to the Bible, we will have less difficult relationships around us. However, sometimes this isn’t possible, and you will have to draw some boundaries. In this final week, we will talk about how to deal with diffi...

Week 7 (March 10) – Reframe Your Body (Physical Health) Our culture has never been more sedentary, and while many of the foods we eat are fast and convenient, they also tend to be high in fat, refined sugars, grains, and calories. Add to that the constant flow of "get healthy" quick schemes and an overload of information, and many of us are frozen in place concerning our physical health....

Reframe Your Mind (Mental Health) Every single action begins as a thought... If you don't think it, you don't do it. That's both good and bad. If it's a good thought and you act on it – then you're going to do something good. If it's a bad thought – then you're going to do something bad. Proverbs 4:23 says: "Be careful how you think; your life is shaped by your tho...

Week 5 (February 25) – Reframe Your Emotions (Emotional Health) Our ability to feel deeply is a gift from God, and our emotional health plays an important role in how we interact with other people, for the better or for the worse. Understanding what emotional health looks like biblically and learning how to discipline our unwanted emotions will lead to stronger relationships in every area of our l...