Still looking in Matthew 4:1-11, we explore how Jesus resisted the temptation for man's approval.द्वारा Chael Tiller

Continuing from last week, we talk more about where our appetites lie, and how Jesus prioritized his hunger for God over everything.द्वारा Chael Tiller

Taking a close look at the temptations of Jesus in the wilderness in Matthew 4:1-11, we look at Jesus' first temptation of hunger.द्वारा Chael Tiller

Certain seasons of our lives can test us in way we didn't know we needed; looking at the story of Jesus in the Wilderness in Matthew 4, we can draw important lessons and wisdom to apply to those hard and difficult seasons.द्वारा Chael Tiller

द्वारा Katie Withrow

John the Baptist was so offensive to religious leaders during his time that ultimately he was executed. Exploring his countercultural message of repentance offers insight into the Way of Jesus and how we ultimately are called to live our lives as his...द्वारा Chael Tiller

Kicking off a long-range study in the Gospel of Matthew, we take the story of the wise men searching for Jesus. Typically used only as a Christmas story, this profound passage challenges us to ask ourselves; will we see out the kingdom of this world...द्वारा Chael Tiller

Special friend Mark Burgess shares a special message with us.द्वारा Mark Burgess

द्वारा Chael Tiller

The coming of the Messiah was the fulfillment of the promise to set everything right that had been disordered at the fall. Looking in Isaiah, we see how Jesus is the fulfillment of these promises.द्वारा Chael Tiller

We don't often think about what it's like to live under a sovereign Kingship, but the good news of Jesus and the gospel is that He is a VERY GOOD King. The arrival of Jesus on Earth reorients us to our rightful place living in a divine kingdom.द्वारा Katie Withrow

How did we get here? Take a journey with us that leads to the Promise; the birth of Jesus and the hope of the whole world.द्वारा Chael Tiller

In the last installment of our "Anchored" series, we anchor ourselves in the truth that our future is secure, based on 2 Corinthians 4:16-18.द्वारा Chael Tiller

Looking at Ephesians 2:8-10, we anchor ourselves in knowing that we are God's handiwork created in Christ Jesus to do good works on this earth.द्वारा Chael Tiller

Katie shares from Psalm 23 as we reflect on the nearness and constancy of God.द्वारा Katie Withrow

Third week in our Anchored series, we anchor ourselves in God's love for each of us.द्वारा Andrew Wilson

द्वारा Chael Tiller

We live in a world that is swirling with unrest, fear, dissatisfaction, and hopelessness. It's easy to get swept up in these currents that ultimately carry us away from what is true. But as usual, God offers a different way; one that can ground...द्वारा Chael Tiller

The last capital in our Flourish series, we talk about $$$.द्वारा Chael Tiller

Our minds, created by God, were made to be used in amazing ways. How can we grow in our minds to bring honor and glory to God?द्वारा Chael Tiller

Physical capital is using our time and energy...how does God want us to flourish in our time and energy resources?द्वारा Chael Tiller

God wants us to flourish in our relationships. It's so important that it is part of the greatest commandment: love your neighbor as yourself. Listen to know what that looks like.द्वारा Chael Tiller

The MOST important capital we have is our spiritual life. Why is it so important, and how do we grow and thrive in this area?द्वारा Chael Tiller

Kicking off a new series, we will explore the five capitals of life that can lead to a flourishing life in Christ. If you ever had questions about what Jesus' Parable of the Shrewd Manager was all about, this is a must-listen. Over the next few...द्वारा Chael Tiller

What is eternity like with Jesus? And how does that understanding affect how we live our lives here and now?द्वारा Dave Herrick

Let's get back to basics about the way that Jesus is calling us to live.द्वारा Andrew Wilson

Hear an encouraging message about how God is for you.द्वारा Ismael Lopez

Mark shares about the radical kindness of God in the Kingdom through Matthew 13:44-46 and personal stories.द्वारा Mark Ritchie

In the last part of our Nehemiah series, we take a look at how the disappointment at the end of the book of Nehemiah points to something greater.द्वारा Katie Withrow

द्वारा Chael Tiller

Continuing in looking at Nehemiah 8, we explore the idea of throwing more parties!द्वारा Chael Tiller

Looking at Nehemiah 5, we examine justice for the poor, and looking at the world with both compassion and conviction.द्वारा Chael Tiller

Special guest Chad Norris from The Garden Greenville (South Carolina) shares a message on the importance of spiritual growth and intimacy with Jesus.द्वारा Chad Norris

Nehemiah 4 gives us wisdom in the face of opposing forces to God-given dreams.द्वारा Chael Tiller

To build needs unity among the workers. Nehemiah and Ephesians encourages us to pursue and preserve unity in the Body of Christ to achieve our common goal of seeing God's kingdom come here on earth.द्वारा Katie Withrow

God-given dreams need special care and attention, and the story of Nehemiah offers insight for how we can steward them.द्वारा Chael Tiller

What does it look like to step in to what God is already doing in your neighborhood? Special guest Dave Herrick shares some really practical ways to learn how to better know and love thy neighbor.द्वारा Dave Herrick

How can we partner with God in rebuilding our communities?द्वारा Chael Tiller

Still looking at Nehemiah, we consider the preparation needed for a move of God.द्वारा Chael Tiller

As Lent is well underway, it's important to look inward and to let God look within ourselves so we can know that we are seeking Him in a way that honors Him.द्वारा Katie Withrow

Continuing our journey of seeking God together.द्वारा Chael Tiller

We are continuing to look at Psalm 27 as a guide for how we seek God.द्वारा Chael Tiller

We are designed to give our attention, affection, and action to something...so what is it in your life?द्वारा Chael Tiller

द्वारा Chael Tiller

Cancel culture is rampant around us, but Jesus asks us to participate as part of a redemptive culture.द्वारा Chael Tiller

Jesus asks Peter to come out of the boat and walk on water, despite everything within him that tells him not to...Faith is countercultural because it requires us to set aside our fears to follow Him.द्वारा Chael Tiller

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