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Yasmin and Brian talk about the importance of growing in both spiritual gifting and character, and the ways that God honors hunger.

Aaron teaches from 1 Corinthians 13 about the essential context for the Spiritual Gifts: Love. From Exodus descriptions of the ephod to identifying our superiority or inferiority complex, Aaron shows how we prepare for Spiritual Gifts by beginning with the love of Jesus.

Why are we hesitant to approach the Gifts of the Holy Spirit? What should we be cautious about when asking for the Spiritual Gifts?

Why did Jesus send the Holy Spirit instead of staying with the Church? What does Scripture say about the Holy Spirit's power and gifts?

David and Brian sit down to discuss the importance and implications of the resurrection of Jesus.

What does the historical evidence show about the resurrection of Jesus? If the resurrection is true, what does that mean for us?

Yasmin and Brian talk about Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem and why we need to receive him rightly for who He actually is - as Savior and as King - rather than the version that fits what we want Him to be.

Pastor Brian teaches from Luke 19:28-48 and discusses the need for a response to who Jesus is. What does it mean to respond to Jesus as King and not just as a Savior? What does the crowd, pharisees and Jesus say about Jesus's Entry into Jerusalem?

The Parable of the Vineyard Owner How does the Severity of God show us His kindness? David teaches about this Parable of Jesus and how it reveals God’s Justice, Discipline and Kindness.

Yasmin and Max sit down to dive deeper into Jesus' parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. They explore the freedom found in receiving God's love rather than trying to earn it.

What does Jesus teach us through the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector? What can we learn from the tax collector's posture in prayer?

Brian and David talk The Parables of the lost things in Luke 15, and how this teaching should prompt us to consider the love of God and respond in celebration and worship - even worship that is considered unreasonable.

What do the three “lost” parables teach us about God? What implications do have for our church? How does the image of a running father influence our worship?

Max and Brian sit down to discuss, why is control such a dominating factor within our lives and what can we do about it.

Why does controlling through ability and accumulation ultimately fail us? What do we receive when we give up control?