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Are you spiritually tired, restless, or feeling disconnected from God? In this opening message from Abide: Living Connected to Jesus, we look at Jesus’ invitation in John 15 to remain in Him and discover the life, peace, and rest our souls long for. The secret of true rest is not trying harder for Jesus, but staying connected to Jesus.

In this final message from The Road to the Resurrection, we look at one of the most overlooked moments in the story of Jesus: the Ascension. What happened after the resurrection, and what is Jesus doing right now? In this message, we explore the 40 days following Easter, the meaning of Jesus being seated at the right hand of the Father, and why it matters for our lives today. If you’ve ever felt like Jesus is distant, like the weight is back on you, or wondered who is really in control, this message is for you. The Ascension reminds us that Jesus didn’t disappear—He is reigning, ruling, and actively at work right now.

In this final message from The Road to the Resurrection, we look at one of the most overlooked moments in the story of Jesus: the Ascension. What happened after the resurrection, and what is Jesus doing right now? In this message, we explore the 40 days following Easter, the meaning of Jesus being seated at the right hand of the Father, and why it matters for our lives today. If you’ve ever felt like Jesus is distant, like the weight is back on you, or wondered who is really in control, this message is for you. The Ascension reminds us that Jesus didn’t disappear—He is reigning, ruling, and actively at work right now.

The resurrection of Jesus is the best news in history—and it changes everything. In “Once You See It, You Can’t Unsee It,” we look at how Jesus’ first followers went from heartbreak to hope when they realized He was alive. The same is true for us today: when we see who Jesus really is and what He has done, it reshapes how we view our lives, our struggles, and our future. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

Good Friday looks like the darkest day in history, the day Jesus died. But what if that moment of death was actually the moment everything changed? In this message, we’ll explore how the cross of Christ turned the worst day into the best day, defeating sin and death and offering new life to all who believe.

On Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus as King… but they were expecting a very different kind of Savior. They wanted freedom from Rome, while Jesus came to bring something far greater. In this message, we explore how easy it is to miss who Jesus truly is when we’re focused on what we want Him to do. As the crowd was faced with a choice between two “Jesuses,” we’re confronted with the same question today: are we following the real Jesus, or a version we’ve created to fit our desires?

In this opening message of The Road to the Resurrection, we look at Mary’s powerful act of worship as she pours out costly perfume at Jesus’ feet. While others missed what was coming, Mary recognized the moment—Jesus was on His way to the cross. This message challenges us to consider what true worship really looks like: a life fully surrendered, nothing held back, in response to a Savior who gave everything for us.


This week we explore the blessing found in obedience to God. In a culture that celebrates autonomy and resists being told what to do, the word “obedience” can feel restrictive or outdated. Yet Scripture reveals that obedience is not about earning God’s love or following legalistic rules. Instead, it flows from the grace we’ve already received through Jesus. When we understand the gospel rightly, obedience becomes the pathway to joy, freedom, and a deeper relationship with God. Join us as we look at how grace and obedience work together, and why following God’s Word leads to the life and blessing we were created to experience.

The Throne That Washes Feet explores John 13:1–17 and the powerful moment when Jesus, the King of kings, knelt to wash His disciples’ feet. This message reminds us that servanthood often comes before understanding, humility is non-negotiable in the life of a believer, and carrying the towel keeps our hearts soft toward Christ. In a world that chases crowns, Jesus calls us to kneel. If we want to follow Him, we must learn to serve like Him.**