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Bishop Mbemba is joining us from Tanzania, Africa this week to talk about how faith in God leads to trusting in God.

We all put our trust somewhere. For many of us, the biggest competitor for our attention and security is money. We’re launching a new series, In God We Trust, unpacking what Jesus says about trust, money, and where true security is found.

Nothing compares to the freedom found in Jesus. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we are no longer slaves to sin and death. That’s real freedom.

You don’t have to fix yourself. Sin is heavier than we realize, but God’s grace is greater than we can imagine. Let's unpack the kind of grace that saves, transforms, and sets us free.

Right. Wrong. Sin. Grace. These words get thrown around a lot—but do we really know what they mean? We’re cutting through the noise and going straight to God’s Word to see who decides what’s right and wrong, why sin matters, and how Jesus meets us in our failures.

We all feel it—the tug-of-war between sin and grace. The struggle is real… but so is the hope we have in Jesus.

Life can feel full of joy one day and heavy the next. No matter what season you’re walking through, there’s hope. When it's dark, God is enough.

Real connection takes something valuable—your time. But what if the investment is worth more than you could imagine? We’re diving into what it really costs to build meaningful relationships—and why it’s worth every second.

Sharpening changes the blade — and the heart. “Iron sharpens iron” means real connection will challenge you, stretch you, and sometimes feel uncomfortable… but the result is a life that’s stronger, sharper, and ready for God’s purpose.

We do the deep-dive research for the best deal on chicken, vacuums, vacation rentals… But when it comes to community? We still want it quick, easy, and cost-free. Here’s the truth: you can’t shop your way into real connection. You have to build it.

Strong relationships don’t build themselves. They take time. Intention. Sacrifice. In a world full of surface-level connection, what does it really cost to go deeper? If you’re craving real relationships and a deeper purpose—you’re not alone. Come see what God has to say about building the kind of community your soul is longing for.

What are you building your life on—rock or sand? Jesus ends the Sermon on the Mount with a choice. Not just to hear His words, but to live them. Obedience is the foundation that holds when storms come. Let’s build something that lasts.

Feeling overwhelmed by worry? Jesus sees it, and He offers something better. Jesus doesn’t just tell us not to worry, He gives us a blueprint for peace, purpose, and a life built on something solid. If you’re anxious about the future, finances, or just trying to keep it all together, this message is for you.

This week in Blueprints: Jesus’ Plan for Life, we’re unlocking what Jesus meant when He said: “Store up your treasure in heaven.” Your treasure is more than stuff—it’s your time, your talents, your heart. And Jesus has a plan for how to use it in ways that matter forever.

You can do the right thing… for the wrong reason. And according to Jesus, our motives matter more than we think. We’re continuing Blueprints: Jesus’ Plan for Life by exploring the why behind our spiritual habits—giving, praying, fasting—and how Jesus calls us to something deeper than performance. Be challenged, encouraged, and reminded that God cares more about your heart than your highlight reel.