Go Deeper

The conversation that Jesus had with His disciples on top of the Mount of Olives has been followed by many misleading conclusions over the last 2,000 years. When will these things happen? What is the sign of His coming? How will we know when it’s the end of the age? Join Amir as he teaches through this critical passage of Scripture to help you better understand who Jesus is talking to and why it matters.

Emotions. Sometimes we love them, sometimes we hate them, and other times we ignore them. In spite of all that, they are a fact of life and a part of being human. This week, we’re going to explore how to process our emotions in a way that is good for us and others.

Do you long for an intimate relationship with your Creator, but He seems elusive? Perhaps it is because something utterly essential is missing—the fear of the Lord. Don’t let this frighten you. Fearing God is very different than being afraid of God. It’s the key to everything. In this sermon, John Bevere invites you to take a fresh look at what it means to work out your salvation with fear and trembling. Why? This healthy, holy, and largely forgotten virtue is the uncommon path to a more fulfilled and fruitful life.

The most famous sermon in the history of the world was given by Jesus, and it started with what is known as “The Beatitudes.” It was a message for the ages – and as relevant and needed in this current age as ever. Like water in a desert, find out how these kingdom virtues cause us to flourish in the most unexpected ways. Brian Becker from Willamette Christian Church in West Linn, OR.

In the process of meeting your needs, Jesus often asks you to do something. A miracle may still be needed, but right now you must do what He asks. In her message, “Do What He Asks” author and speaker, Kelly Minter, show us through John 2:1-11 that our needs are often met as we do what Jesus asks us to do.

Remembering Tim Keller (1950-2023)

Pastor Louie addresses the issue of anxiety by exhorting our House to direct our attention “upward.” Anxiety is a massive weight and it drags people down year after year. However, there are offensive tactics we can take, says Pastor Louie. We can “gaze upward,” turning our attention from an issue to a Healer, and experience progress and healing even in a pit of despair. VERSES // Psalm 42, Psalm 121:1

Joel Dombrow shares a message titled “Lessons Learned the Hard Way.”