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What does Ephesians 5 really mean by headship and submission—and how does Jesus reshape power, marriage, and mutuality around the cross?KEYWORDS: Headship, Submission, Marriage, Mutuality

Women are some of the most influential characters in all 4 accounts of the life of Jesus in the New Testament. What do they teach us about leadership?

What does Genesis actually say about God’s design for men and women—and does the Old Testament really establish male leadership as the biblical norm?

Fasting has a way of pushing away the “junk food of life” so that our appetite for God can return.

How do we know which doctrines are worth dividing over—and how do we hold even our strongest convictions with humility, love, and wisdom?

Not every doctrine carries the same weight—learning which hills are worth dying on helps us hold truth with courage, pursue unity with wisdom, and avoid the twin dangers of compromise and division.

In this standalone message, we’ll look at how to make decisions that keep you moving forward instead of slowly drifting back.

Chris Carpenter brings a message that asks the question: What is the spiritual formation of hospitality all about? We might think it means opening the door of our home to others. But biblically it can mean so much more.

In this message, discover how God meets us in the quiet, restores us after the crash, and calls us into the next chapter.

In this episode, discover how God meets us in our deepest exhaustion—and how we can help one another take the next step toward hope.

This Sunday, discover why most of life needs nuance—but who sits on the throne of your life demands a clear choice.

This Sunday we’ll look at Elijah and the widow of Zarephath and explore how even our anger and questions for God can become the very doorway into deeper faith and unexpected provision.

We often approach Scripture like an encyclopedia—reading isolated verses and disconnected stories—instead of the unified narrative Jesus himself said points to him. This Sunday, we'll step back to see that bigger story, tracing the Bible's recurring patterns and themes from Genesis to Jesus. Along the way, we'll discover that Scripture is meant to be read as communal literature that shapes us into life-giving people, fostering unity and hope as we join God in the renewal of his good world.

It is always helpful to know you roots. This sermon explores the history and values of the Vineyard Movement.

How do we decide what is good? The answer to that question affects everything in our lives.