Nate Sullivan sends off our 8th graders with the story of Jacob wrestling with God. He talks about how having God in our lives can effect our future and the company we keep matters as well. 

Nate Sullivan concludes our series about counting the cost. What it means to love and worship God, and why we tend to put things less important to us before God. 

Nate Sullivan continues in our series about counting the cost. He talks about how we can overcome temptation and others time it is too much for us and we fall.

Luke Wanca steps in the walk us through a new series about counting the cost. He talks us through the story of Jesus being tempted in the desert and that we should expect temptation in our world, but it's how we react and respond to the temptation with God is what matters. 

Nate walks us through the story of Elisha as he takes the legacy of Elijah and builds on it. We see how God is faithful to us even when others may not notice our efforts and God can use us to create all kinds of miracles in the the lives of others. 

Nate starts our series on the story of Elijah and how he truly showed confidence in being a prophet of God, but he still had problems at times with the threats around him and trusting that God was on his side. Yet at his lowest point God met him and cared for him, so join us in learning about Elijah's story and how we can apply that to our lives today.

Nate winds up our series on Friends with discerning what friends we should keep in our close circles and others that may need to shift to another circle. Some maybe even need to be let go in order to follow what Jesus has in store for us.  

Nate begins our series on Friends with the story of David and Jonathan, and how their friendship got them through tough times and how many different circles of friends can impact our relationship with God. 

Nate continues our series from Job with the story of how his friends came in and impacted how he interacted with God in the end of his story.

Nate continues our series from Genesis with the story of Jacob, Esau, and Joseph. He goes into the struggles of dealing with favoritism and how we find where God has found favor for us in our lives.