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This Sunday, Josh talks about the psalmist's odd claim that we can find pleasant places within boundaries. How do spiritual practices, commitments, and our devotion to Jesus constrain us in ways that are life giving?

Blending scriptural invitations with the practice of crafting a rule of life, Josh invites us to consider how realizing existing practices and committing to new practices - not necessarily making resolutions - can transform our lives.

Our lives are shaped by the voices we allow to speak into us. As we enter the new year, let's examine what voices we're listening to—that of friends, family, Godly counsel, social media, news, etc.—and intentionally choose with which voice we are responding. Charrisa dives into how what and whom we worship impacts our worldview and shapes our every movement.

In our last Sunday service of the year, Liz Moore reflects on the story of the magi and what it means to follow and proclaim God's story when it appears in the world.

This week, Tina reflects on the story of the shepherds and what it means to follow and proclaim God's story when it appears in our neighborhoods.

This Sunday, Shirley reflects on the story of Mary & Elizabeth and what it means to follow and proclaim God's story when it appears in our homes.

This Sunday, Josh shares about God's heart for everyday mission with the help of some special guests who God has sent out over the years.

Patrick Dunn continues our Allegiance series with a message on the allegiance of heart.

Shirley Kuang continues our Allegiance series with a message on the allegiance of our resources.

This week Matt continues our Allegiance series with a discussion of our allegiance of citizenship.

This week, Shirley Kuang teaches that celebration is a discipline we can practice.

Birthdays, holidays, and anniversaries are all occasions for celebration. But what if celebration is a spiritual discipline we can rely on far more than a few special days out of the year? God commands us to rejoice. Why and what for? Josh teaches us that in the Church, we have have something to celebrate anytime, every day, and even in hard times.

This week, Josh closes our “Asking God” teaching series by exploring the questions, "How can I help them? How can I love them?”

This week, Josh continues our “Asking God” teaching series by exploring the question, "Do I need them?”

This week, Tina continues our “Asking God” teaching series by exploring the question, "What’s the point?” In a world full of activity and information and striving, it can be tempting to drift into autopilot or give into meaninglessness. But when we bring this question directly to God, the true source of all our meaning, we find a beautiful Kingdom that is worth everything.

This week, Moriah continues our Asking God series by examining the question, "Am I okay?" What is God's attitude towards us when we feel broken or have fallen short?

This week, Patrick helps us think about where we can turn when we are seeking God. Where does the Lord dwell and work? When can we find him?

Josh starts a new series called, Asking God, where we can wrestle with big questions we can ask God that will lead to formative and life-changing dialogues with Jesus.

This Sunday Asha looks at the final chapter in Paul’s letter to the Corinthians in which his practical exhortations to the Corinthians get really real: sacrifice, generous offerings, and the call to draw close to one another.

This Sunday, we explore Paul's conviction that Jesus’ bodily resurrection changes everything. Josh shares about the power of the resurrection to bring life to situations of death and dying.