When it comes to the good life, how you handle the what's in the Bible is just as important as what's in the Bible. This week, we're talking about the role of the rules.

We're talking about the unique place of the Sermon on the Mount in ancient history and the people Jesus referred to as "blessed." If you missed the message from this weekend, you're going to want to watch that first.

👉 https://youtu.be/9i-qmVcmd9w?si=RzH87M7Vp2kYBB3D

We’re starting a brand new series on what might be the most influential set of teachings in human history. They’ve shaped how people think about meaning, purpose, and what the good life actually looks like. This week, we’re looking at how this message fits into the larger story of Scripture and why it matters for us today.

God’s love for you is so big that He gave everything so you could have life—real, full, abundant life that starts right now, not just someday later. Life filled with purpose, peace, joy, and closeness with Him today.

Know this, He wants more for you than just getting by—He wants you to thrive in the richness of trusting Him, starting this very moment.

What would “life to the full” look like for you today?

Maybe the real question isn’t whether or not God is real—but whether or not God is good? To celebrate our sixth birthday, we're asking one of the questions that started it all.

Christmas gets loud fast. Lights, trees, movies, shopping, parties, traditions, the same songs on repeat. And at some point, a fair question shows up: What is all of this for?

In this Christmas message, we start there, with the December chaos and a story that makes the question impossible to ignore. And then we look at one unexpected part of the Christmas story that has a way of pulling people in or pushing them away, depending on how you understand it.

If you’ve ever felt like faith is mostly about what’s required of you, this is worth a listen.

Does it feel like there's a hero in your story? If not, why not? This weekend, we're talking about the importance of understanding the heat of the threat. What exactly does Jesus offer to save people from?