From the series "Vision 2022: A House of Prayer For All Nations." Isaiah 9v1-7.

From the series "Vision 2022: A House of Prayer For All Nations." Mark 11v1-21. Jesus’ temple cleansing was a profound act of prayer and justice.  These two expressions of the Kingdom, often viewed separately in the modern church, are biblically inseparable from one another.

From the series “Vision 2022: A House of Prayer For All Nations.” Listen to a time of question and response with Tyler Staton and Tim Mackie, of the BibleProject, as they further discuss prayer as life with God in the Garden based on the book of Genesis.

From the series “Vision 2022: A House of Prayer For All Nations.” Listen to a lecture from Tim Mackie, of the BibleProject, as he discusses prayer as life with God in the Garden based on the book of Genesis.

From the series "Vision 2022: A House of Prayer For All Nations." 1 Kings 19v9-15. Praying gratitude in the evening allows us to perceive God’s presence in the past, future, and ultimately present moment of our lives.

From Sept 15 to Oct 15, we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. Each week, members of our church family will be sharing stories that acknowledge and honor Hispanic heritage and culture — from their lived experiences to the world at-large. Listen as Gabe Flores & Gavin Bennett discuss the creative ways his Mexican culture was redeemed, establishing a rich legacy of celebration.

From the series "Vision 2022: A House of Prayer For All Nations." Luke 11v1-4.

From September 15th to October 15th, we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. Each week, members of our church family will be sharing stories that acknowledge and honor Hispanic heritage and culture — from their lived experiences and the world at-large. Listen as Anny Ruiz, Rommel Ruiz, and Tiffany Flores discuss the Ruiz’s journey of immigration and how to navigate a new culture for themselves and their children.

From the series "Vision 2022: A House of Prayer For All Nations." 1 Kings 18v41-45. There is a kind of prayer that gives birth to new life, and the story of the prophet Elijah instructs us on how to travail, contend, and labor in prayer for those outside of the family of Jesus.

From September 15th to October 15th, we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. Each week, members of our church family will be sharing stories that acknowledge and honor Hispanic heritage and culture — from their lived experiences and the world at-large. Listen as Bella and Jarin discuss growing up as a first generation mixed-race Honduran-American, holding space for cultural tensions, and finding belonging.