As we study Jesus walking on water, we're given a vision not only of the fullness of Jesus, but the fullness of the life Jesus invites us into.

We look at Jesus, in the midst of his own suffering, show compassion to the crowds and miraculously provide for them.

In anticipation of our nation's election, we look at how Jesus as King - and the Kingdom he came to establish - helps us make sense of the current political climate.

We receive the privilege of Jesus revealing his heart to us, and see how understanding his heart gives us the rest we long for in our souls.

The way to experience the good life now is by aligning what we love and what we do with Jesus' Kingdom vision.

We see how a fear of God, and friendship with God, has the power to expel our fear of people.

We see Jesus not only prepare his followers to advance his mission, but the unparalleled goodness of Jesus' leadership, and an invitation to daily experience his authority and presence in our own lives.

We look at Jesus kick off his public ministry by announcing the arrival of the Kingdom, and see how his call for repentance is a call to return home to the embrace of God.

We look at who Jesus was in the midst of tragic and chaotic situations, and see how we can manifest compassion and courage in our own chaotic cultural moment.

We see Jesus give a glimpse into why he heals, and how his miracles point to his authority.

We see Jesus give a glimpse into why he heals, and how his miracles point to his authority.

We see Jesus give a glimpse into why he heals, and how his miracles point to his authority.

We see Jesus give a glimpse into why he heals, and how his miracles point to his authority.

Pastor Corbin Hobbs from The Heights Church talks about comparison through John 21.

Pastor Derick Sherfey from The Oaks Church talks about creating space through 1 Thessalonians 5:14-24

We discuss the kindness of God, and how that kindness leads us to taking this posture towards ourselves and those around us.