The new King has come, and every heart responds. This sermon traces four reactions to Jesus and calls us to be worshipers as He reshapes our steps. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

Heaven breaks into our margins and awakens in us the deep, stubborn joy of knowing that Christ the Lord has come — for us. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

The “Christmas story" is actually a collection of many unique stories interwoven to reveal God's desire to be with humanity. The historical accounts in scripture lead to a present-day invitation for Jesus to enter our personal lives. The Christmas story is still incomplete without the addition of your own story. // A message by Robert Grant.

In young Mary's encounter with the Angel, her willingness to release her plans, her image, her control reveals a deep, costly faith. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

1 Thessalonians 5:18: "In everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." Chris reminds us that being thankful is actually a command. It also changes our perspective, taking our eyes off our problems and placing them on God's faithfulness. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

Gerrit shares with a focus on two main dynamics: the dynamics of revival and the dynamics of relationship, all around the theme of God "knitting" hearts together as seen in 1 Samuel 18 between David and Jonathan. // A message by Gerrit Gustafson.

This session invites us to slow down and recalibrate our hearts to the presence of Jesus through the Holy Spirit. We explore what it means to truly present ourselves to God, practice hineni journaling as an act of openness, and recognize how the enemy seeks to derail the abundant life Jesus promised. // A message by Patrick Currie.

Several members of the church give testimonies. // A message by James Williams.

Several men share from their own experiences at the church retreat, and Chris is sent with a blessing to Kenya. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

There's a whole lot of shaking going on... and hunger that's coming to the surface. This is a biblical pattern... of “cleaning house” so the unshakable essentials of the Kingdom stand clear and uncluttered. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

Arriving at the summit of Romans 8, what shall we say to all these things we've been discussing? Here's what we say: If God is for us, who can be against us?! // A message by Chris Hyatt.

Jesus gave us two practices — or sacraments. Water baptism and communion around the Lord's table. They are both an outward sign that points to the inward reality of His grace. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

Romans 8:28 is not sentimental, it's sovereign. In everything God works for good in those who love him and are called according to His purpose. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

The Kingdom is both now, and not yet. Our life is secure, but are we groaning? Should we be, while we wait for the resurrection to finish what our adoption began? // A message by Chris Hyatt.

The sufferings we go through in the present time are not worth putting in the scale alongside the glory that is going to be unveiled for us. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

We have been given the Spirit of adoption .. where we live in new freedom .. with new access to Abba Father .. under the new guidance of the Holy Spirit .. with a new inheritance as sons and daughters .. and a new mission that turns us outward. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

In John 4:28 and 29, we see part of the story of “the woman at the well.” We can all be encouraged (and challenged) by how Jesus saw her, and how she responded to their encounter. // A message by Dr. George Wafula.

Chris asks the question: "Where does the power required to live the Christian life actually come from?" As we continue to explore Romans 8, we can consider it in the light of what we read about in chapter 7. Life in the Spirit is your life with God at the center (instead of yourself). // A message by Chris Hyatt.

We don't have to live looking over our shoulder, waiting for the gavel to fall. The trial is over. The verdict has been read. "There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus." // A message by Chris Hyatt.

A message by Chris Hyatt.