What does it look like to live generously, not just with what we have, but with our time, our gifts and our lives?
Jacob explores what it means to be a church that gives freely and looks for ways to bless others.

What would it look like to be a church that looks beyond itself and lives for the sake of others? Jacob explores how we can share God’s love, serve the people around us and bring hope and positive change to our community and we hear wonderful testimonies from our baptismal candidates.

Jacob helps to think about what it means to be a church that doesn’t just exist for ourselves, but for the sake of others. How can we reflect God’s love, serve those around us and make a difference in our community?

Charles opens our new series, asking us to think about the cross and what it means for each of us as we look at 1 Corinthians 1:18–2:5. The cross can seem like foolishness to the world, but Paul reminds us that it is actually the power and wisdom of God. What difference does that make to the way we live and follow Jesus?

What does it mean to be a “fool for Jesus”? Jacob explored this challenging and joyful theme through 1 Corinthians 1:20–31and 2 Samuel 6:14–23