Speaker: Rick Kyle

What I want you to see is that you have a purpose later in life. You have a very real purpose. You probably won’t discover your purpose until you’ve lived a while. It takes a while to figure out what that purpose is. But can I tell you this? It’s read more…

Every year, we set new goals to change the past, try something new, do something different. But if we’re honest, the New Year can start to sound like a broken record. We want to lose weight, save money, get organized. We think if we can just working harder, make it read more…

For many, the most wonderful time of the year isn’t so wonderful. A painful past or our own insecurities can overshadow the joy we’re supposed to be feeling during Christmas. What if this year could look different? It’s time to let God heal the Ghosts of Christmas Past. This series read more…

This series reminds us that despite the uncertainty of the world and the pressure we place on ourselves, Scripture directs us to release that anxiety to God. When we do, we don’t have to lie awake at night. Our shortness of breath can be replaced by life-giving rest. We can read more…

There are some people that just seem to suck the life out of us. Some are endlessly needy; others complain. Some you can’t trust because they’re manipulative, or just hypocrites. We know we’re supposed to love them, but honestly, sometimes it’s just plain difficult. In this series, we’ll be putting read more…

Jesus managed to always be comfortable disrupting the status quo. Associating with broken people took priority over protecting his reputation and adhering to social standards. But the question is why? What motive propelled Jesus to revolt against society and live so close to the edge? That was true 20 centuries read more…

Jesus managed to always be comfortable disrupting the status quo. Associating with broken people took priority over protecting his reputation and adhering to social standards. But the question is why? What motive propelled Jesus to revolt against society and live so close to the edge? That was true 20 centuries read more…