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Identity—The Love of God
Weekend Scripture: Ephesians 3
True spiritual security and belonging come from the love of God.
Jonathan Moynihan walked through Ephesians 3 as we continue our series on Identity. Paul calls the Ephesians to empowerment and depth by describing that this life of power, resilience, and depth comes from being rooted in the breadth, length, height, and depth of God’s love. So many people carry stars of approval or gray dots of criticism, building fragile identities around what they think others think of them. But true spiritual security comes from experiencing God's love, freeing us from the need to perform. Wrestle with what God truly thinks of you, and meet with your Maker daily. Set a time and place every day to go meet with Jesus, hear His kindness over you, put down those dots and stars, and live freely and strongly.
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Identity—One In Christ
Weekend Scripture: Ephesians 2
There can be only one cornerstone, and his name is Jesus.
Scott leads us through Ephesians 2:11–22 as we continue our series on Identity. We were once far off, and the only way we have been brought near and reconciled into a relationship with God is by the blood of Jesus. What are you building your life on? We may be tempted to build our lives on good things, sinful things, or dumb things, but anything or anyone other than Jesus will always fail. He is the chief cornerstone, so build your life on Him.
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Identity—By Grace Through Faith
Weekend Scripture: Ephesians 2
Sin is terminal. Grace is a gift.
Scott Hatfield dives into Ephesians 2 to unpack our identity by grace through faith in Jesus. Paul begins with the heavy reality of sin—it is universal, terminal, and separates us from a Holy God. Yet the power of the Gospel is found in two words: "But God." Because of His immense mercy and love, salvation is a free gift given by grace through faith, not earned by works. God created us as His masterpiece, not to sit on a shelf, but to step out into the world as part of His rescue party. Give God your "yes" and step into the good works He has prepared for you. Wherever you are, whatever you've done, God will meet you here.
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Identity—Adoption
Weekend Scripture: Ephesians 1
When you don't know who you are, whose you are, and what you have, you will go searching for all those answers in all the wrong places, from all the wrong people.
Scott walks us through Ephesians 1 as we kick off our new series on Identity. We often default to functioning like spiritual orphans, trying to satisfy our souls through temporary pleasure, performance, or self-righteousness. But in Christ, God defines who we are as saints, claims whose we are as His adopted children, and grants us an eternal inheritance. Our Prodigal Father extends lavish grace to welcome us home.
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Extend Grace Generously
Weekend Scripture: Ephesians 2
Our only hope is in the finished work of Jesus that is only available by grace through faith.
Aaron Brockett walks us through Ephesians 2:8-10 as we learn to be a church that extends grace generously. The ground is level at the foot of the cross, regardless of who you are, what you’ve done, or what’s been done to you. We are not saved by good works, but saved for them. Because we have received God's radical grace, we are called to be conduits who extend that same grace to others.
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Speak Truth Unashamedly
Weekend Scripture: Romans 1
Only the Gospel has the power to save anyone and everyone who ends up believing in it.
Ben Foote walks us through Romans 1 as we discuss the Gospel and what it means to speak truth unashamedly. The Gospel is an indisputable fact, but sometimes we treat it like a lifestyle choice. Sin is a terminal disease affecting everyone, and Jesus is the only cure. You are God's Plan A to share the Gospel with the people in your life.
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Worship Defiantly
Weekend Scripture: 1 Samuel 17
Defiance without discernment is dangerous.
Scott guides us through 1 Samuel 17 as we look at the story of David and Goliath. In a world that often calls evil good and good evil, we are called to discern the times and boldly stand in opposition to the enemy. Goliath claimed defiance against men, but David discerned that he was defying the living God. God has already secured the victory. Through Jesus, our champion, we are more than conquerors. No matter the brutality of the battle, we have a bigger and better king who will see us through it.
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Money—Matthew 25
Weekend Scripture: Matthew 25
Bringing our first and best back to God is about way more than money, but it's not about less.
Scott walks us through Matthew 25 as we finish out our series on Money. Jesus is first and He went first. He provided the ultimate sacrifice which means that our sacrifices aren’t for our salvation, they are a response to our salvation. We are called and commanded as those who have been blessed to be a blessing to others. We are faithful because Jesus is faithful. So let us give our first and best, bringing back to the feet of Jesus what He has entrusted to us because He is worthy of it all.
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Money— Colossians 1:15-18
Weekend Scripture: Colossians 1:15-18
You cannot serve both God and money.
Scott launches our new series on Money as we take a look at what it means to offer our first and best to Jesus. The way you view God and money in light of God will affect and infect your soul, for good or for bad. Nothing is yours that your Father hasn’t given you, and you have the opportunity to bring back to Him what belongs to Him. Jesus is the only thing that can satisfy the deepest longing of your soul.
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Discipline—Farmer
Weekend Scripture: 2 Timothy 2
We are building a resilient church to reach one more.
Scott leads us through 2 Timothy 2:1-7 as we look at the discipline of the hard-working farmer. While salvation is by grace through faith in Jesus and not something we earn, we are called to work hard in light of what He has done. Jesus calls us to embrace both resistance and recovery to grow stronger. So let's roll up our sleeves to work hard and pray hard.
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Discipline—Athlete
Weekend Scripture: 2 Timothy 2
Difficult races require disciplined athletes.
This week, Connor guides us through 2 Timothy 2 as Paul encourages Timothy to stay disciplined in his faith, like an athlete. Making compromises in life leaves us spiritually drained and sets us back. Following Jesus means running a different race towards eternity, recognizing Him as both Lord and Savior of our whole lives. Life is a race you cannot run by yourself. Lean on His shoulder and run towards Jesus with everything you have.
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Discipline—Soldier
Weekend Scripture: 2 Timothy 2
Discipline is consistent training that produces a desired result.
This week, Scott kicked off a new series on Discipline, focusing on Paul’s imagery of a soldier in 2 Timothy 2. Living in hostile territory requires us to be strengthened by the grace found in Christ rather than relying on self-help. Enlisting in team Jesus means facing spiritual warfare, sharing in suffering together, and fighting against the distractions that derail our mission. Jesus is the only One who can hold up under the pressure of being your all, being your Savior, and being your Lord. Jesus enlisted you. By His grace, He saved you. Through the Holy Spirit, He sustains you.
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