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Because of Jesus, you and I have been invited to step up closer to the heart of God. We’ve been granted a way to get a seat at court-side. We’ve been given an invitation to God’s ear. Most of us either don’t take that invitation seriously or underestimate the power of it. But oh, what if we did accept his invitation?

We have become so accustomed to the story of Jesus that we barely even flinch at the goodness of God. Have you become jaded about Jesus? Do you hear the good news of the gospel and simply move on? I wonder how our world would change if we went back to a place of awe and wonder at the goodness of the Lord! ...

The longer we keep sin unchecked, the more dirt accumulates in our hearts. Before we know it, our hearts reek. Isn't it time you do some heart cleaning?

We tend to turn to our addictions in our pain. It’s only as we confess when our hearts are cold to the Lord that we’ll find ourselves in a place where God and His word become our place of refuge. ...

If you’re looking for relationships that stretch you and a community that inspires you to walk in purity and freedom, you’ve got to start by committing to being authentic no matter how painful or vulnerable it makes you feel.

Aren’t you tired of carrying the weight of your shame? The promise that our shame will be replaced with double honor is a promise God makes to any man or woman who receives the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross for our sin.

​What's the difference between just saying "I'm sorry" and true repentance? Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark answers this question in part 1 of this message titled Repentance. You'll get to hear some responses of random people being asked and answering this question and then Mark's message teaching from Psalm 51.

Are you thinking Biblically about God, or are you getting it wrong when you think about God? Despite our best intentions, we often get it wrong when we think about who God really is.

Instead of letting the wounds of a grudge fester into a necrotic infection, you can release what others have done to you and receive what God still longs to do in and through you. ...

Most of us are a lot like Moses. We think we’re somebodies until we get to the end of ourselves and realize we’re more like nobodies. Whether its because of our failures or our disappointments, we eventually realize we’re nobodies. And it’s in our place of brokenness that God steps in and finally helps us see that...