Kale discusses the practice of death and how it is the culmination of discipleship and full life.

Aaron discusses the practice of service along with the need to maintain proper motives and postures while serving.

Savannah shares about how the unhurried life has blessed her then Brandon shares about how the unhurried life frees us to release the burden of our appetites to Jesus and live on mission.

Strauder shares his unhurried life testimony then Sirak talks about how the best way to answer Jesus’ question “what do you want?” is to live an unhurried life.

Hannah shares her testimony for the unhurried life then Leslie shares on the dangers of living a thoughtless, hurried life and some practicals on how to slow it down.

Aaron discusses the practice of community and how deeply and comprehensively mankind was designed to need genuine community and connection.

Aaron discusses the practice of reading and memorizing scripture and how knowing and meditating on the words of God brings us closer to the Word of God.

Peter discusses the practice of fasting and how the act of emptying ourselves allows us to be filled by God.

Jamiann discusses the practice of Sabbath and how it directs us to stop, rest, delight, and worship.

Aaron discusses the practice of prayer and focuses on how Jesus taught us to commune with God in the Lord’s Prayer.

Aaron discusses the practice of solitude and how it lays the foundation for spiritual life with God.

Kale continues the Practicing the Way series by discussing the importance, difficulty, and simplicity of pursuing Jesus by being with Him.

Aaron opens by commenting on recent political events and the necessity to avoid extremes and be peacemakers. He then discusses key questions, considerations, and practical habits when practicing the way of being formed by Jesus.

Kale begins a new series on John Mark Comer’s "Practicing the Way” by discussing how true discipleship is all about apprenticing oneself to Jesus.

Aaron discusses Psalm 133 and the necessity of unity and community in the life of a Christian.

Aaron preaches on Psalm 1 and how there are no shortcuts to the blessed life. Discipleship to Jesus is a long slow road rooted in scripture and prayer.

Ronnie shares on the poetic theology of the psalms and how they point straight to the heart. He then highlights verses 11, 9, and 105 in Psalm 119.

Kale continues to preach on Psalm 95 and how by being our Shepherd and King, only Jesus has the ultimate word and thus our response should be one of both singing and bowing.

Kale preaches on Psalm 95 and how the pinacle of our affections and worship should be Jesus since nothing else will truly satisfy.

Aaron shares about Psalm 8 and how strength in God’s eyes is completely different from how we see strength.