Join us for our discussion on the authority of Jesus from Mark chapter two. In this discussion, we talk about how faith in Jesus asking for healing relates to our faith in him for forgiveness of sins. Not all illnesses are necessarily caused by personal sin. Jesus has authority to forgive sins. Next we look at how Jesus' authority is displayed in his mission and purpose to rescue the sinner. He can courageously enter into very personal spaces and conversations with sinners, knowing his purpose to rescue them. Lastly we talked about how Jesus has authority over the Sabbath and the role of fasting in the life of the Christian.

Join us for a discussion on God as the source of our gratitude, and the practical expressions of that gratitude in everyday life. We could never repay God, but we should recognize the value of what he has given us in the way we give to others.

Today we reflect on recent Advent and Christmas themes, focusing on the spiritual significance of Christ’s coming, the nature of love, and humanity’s response to God’s invitation. The Advent season encapsulates the full narrative of Christ’s coming, both historical and future, inviting believers to reflect on the ongoing personal relationship with Jesus. True Love is inseparable from God's presence.

This podcast episode centers on the theme of joy during the third week of Advent, drawing heavily on biblical texts, particularly from the Old Testament and Isaiah 35. Pastors Locke and Nate explore the nuanced distinctions between joy, happiness, and blessedness, emphasizing how these terms overlap biblically but diverge in English usage, with joy portrayed as a deeper, more enduring state connected to God.

This podcast episode explores the theme of Advent, focusing primarily on the concept of hope as it relates to the Christian faith and the biblical narrative. Our discussion traces the development of hope from the fall of humanity through to its fulfillment in Christ, unpacking theological distinctions and practical applications for believers and seekers alike.

This podcast episode offers an in-depth discussion and exposition of Second Peter chapters 1 and 2, focusing primarily on the contrast between true knowledge of God and the dangers posed by false teachers and heresy in the Christian faith.

Join us for this follow-up podcast analyzing the concluding chapter of 1 Peter, focusing on themes of church leadership, humility, motivation, and spiritual vigilance. Take some time for practical reflection on leadership roles, motivations, and the lived experience of faith in community.

This podcast episode revisits a sermon series on 1 Peter 4:12-19, focusing on the theme that Christian suffering is both inevitable and purposeful, intertwined with spiritual growth, joy, and the glory of God. Pastors Locke and Nate share reflections from recent mission trips and dive deep into theological perspectives on suffering, its causes, and the Christian response.