Have you ever had a “How Did I Get Here?” moment in your life where the way things began didn’t always translate into your expectations of what reality became? In Ephesians 4, Paul begins by advocating for unity in the Church, but takes a paradoxical turn by illustrating how practical diversity in the form of 5 APEST gifts (Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Shepherd, Teacher) best express our ability to become one, and inevitably more like Jesus. In this message, T.D. Davis (co-lead pastor) focuses on Ephesians 4:7-13 as a picture of how Jesus unexpectedly becomes the best (re)interpretation of a hopeful vision towards collaborative unity.

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by big problems in the world? Although many Christians can name the “Great Commandment” or the “Great Commission”, one daunting priority often forgotten is what some would call the “Great Collaboration”. Jesus boldly prays in John 17 that His followers would be brought to complete unity. But is this even practically attainable? In this introduction to a new message series, T.D. Davis (co-lead pastor) takes us on a Biblical path towards seeing collaboration as a picture of God’s vision, a window to see God’s work in the world, and finally a mirror for ourselves to identify and serve towards unified change.

Contentment can only be achieved within - when we truly believe and live accordingly to the truth that God is enough, who He has made you to be is enough, and what He's given you is enough. This message encourages us to challenge our discontentment and offers tools & practices to cultivate contentment.

We believe in a bodily resurrection. At first glance this statement seems obvious in regards to the Christian faith, yet the work of the church in the world can often evoke a sense of non-physical emphasis through "spiritual work” and the “saving of souls”. It’s easy to imagine the repercussions of a body without a soul, but what about a soul without a body? In this message, T.D. Davis (co-lead pastor) walks us through God’s relationship to the human body and the practical implications this has for an ongoing journey of Soul Care.

Cynicism is a reality we all encounter as we live in this world. This too was shared by those in scriptures, as we see in Ecclesiastes. However, we can allow this to grow our compassion for the world or lead us towards contempt for the other. In this message we discuss ways in which we can live with eyes wide open and still remain soft hearted towards the brokenness we see.