In this final message on gratitude, Youth Pastor Jason Turner examines the difference between “worry,” and “gratitude.” How does one affect the other? Can you have both in your life?

Once you have caught a glimpse of what you have been given, there is one thing that empowers you to continue to be grateful. What is that?

In part 2 of “Real Gratitude,” Youth Pastor Jason Turner helps us catch a glimpse once again of what we really have to be thankful for. When was the last time you caught a fresh glimpse?

November! The month our entire nation takes a long weekend to practice gratitude. Our whole nation? Jesus’ encounter with the 10 lepers suggests that possibly only one in ten are actually grateful. Am I one?

On the night he was taken, Jesus claims a position in our life that we love… But if we really understood what he was saying, would we be so eager for it to be true?

Near the end of his ministry, Jesus talks with his disciples about going home. This confuses them, and they say they “don’t know the way.” Jesus paints a really clear picture for them.

Jesus says we are “guilty” if we claim we can see this, but can’t really see it. What does it mean that He is the “Good Shepherd?”

What are the things that define you? Who decides who you are?

Jesus creates yet another awkward situation by angering the religious people. What is he thinking?
**Note: APOLOGIES for the poor sound quality on this video. We hope to have it fixed by next week. The audio-only version is much cleaner.

What could Jesus possibly say to drive many of his own followers away? It happened. What could he say to drive you away?

There is a big difference between knowing about Jesus, and actually knowing Jesus.

A message from the series “Stand Alone.” On the day we remember the events of the 9/11 attacks, we celebrate our local first responders, and we rediscover the key to living without fear.

Jesus’ perspective on leadership seems to be backwards from everything else we ever understood in this world! What is the main leadership lesson from Him?

The idea of “truth” isn’t so popular these days. At least, not “absolute truth.” Our culture wants to be free to interpret reality through whatever lens they prefer. What happens when we, as disciples, speak the truth?

Responding to God’s Call to Love Others