Sunday talks as well as conversations about what Jesus is up to in our hearts, the community, and the world.
From Eden to the New Creation, God's plan has always been to restore what was lost.
Looking at how caring for creation reflects our spiritual responsibility with Pastor Amie.
Understanding that spiritual growth happens in different seasons, just like nature.
Just as a garden requires care, our spiritual lives need attention to grow.
"Among the Trees" invites us to slow down and notice the quiet work of God in the hidden places of our lives. Throughout Scripture, trees mark moments of creation, testing, transformation, and promise. From the garden in Genesis to the tree of life in Revelation, we discover that growth in the Kingdom is rarely instant—it's slow, rooted, and often unseen. This series will help us trust God in the seasons of waiting, pruning, and quiet formation, believing that what He plants, He will bring to life in due time. John 15:5 “I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.
Eric Shenk leads us to reflect on the story of Palm Sunday.
Our prayers often reveal our deepest desires and heart. Jesus prays in John 17 revealing his heart for union with us, himself and the father.
As we look at the prayers of Jesus, Rick takes us through Jesus' most famous "Our Father" aka "The Lord's Prayer.
Ephesians 5:21-6:9
Gavin takes us through Ephesians 4:1-28
Travis Mullen helps us unpack Ephesians 1:15-2:10. The book of Ephesians is a powerful letter from the Apostle Paul that explores the incredible riches of God's grace and the unity of believers in Christ. It emphasizes the church as the body of Christ, called to live out its identity through love, unity, and holiness. Paul encourages Christians to understand their spiritual blessings, walk in a manner worthy of their calling, and embrace the transformative power of the gospel in everyday life. This sermon series will dive into the themes of spiritual renewal, the purpose of the church, and the call to live with eternal perspective, strengthening our faith and unity in Christ.
Hugh Halter joins us to tell his story and how suffering, sacrificial living and following the daily bread crumbs of God leads us into God's bigger story.
The book of Ephesians is a powerful letter from the Apostle Paul that explores the incredible riches of God's grace and the unity of believers in Christ. It emphasizes the church as the body of Christ, called to live out its identity through love, unity, and holiness. Paul encourages Christians to understand their spiritual blessings, walk in a manner worthy of their calling, and embrace the transformative power of the gospel in everyday life. This sermon series will dive into the themes of spiritual renewal, the purpose of the church, and the call to live with eternal perspective, strengthening our faith and unity in Christ.
Pastor Rick closes out our year with Galatians 3:23-25, 4:4-7 invitation to a simplified faith and gospel of adoption into the family of God.
It all begins with barren and the old. Gabriel appears to Zechariah and told him to get ready. John the Baptist would also tell us to get ready for a Savior to be born.
God had always been preparing the way.
Denise Dynes guides a contemplative prayer on peace for week 2 of advent.
“At midnight someone shouted, ‘The groom is here! Come to meet him!' Matthew 25:1-13
Denise Dynes leads an advent contemplative prayer.
"We must go through many hardships to enter the kingdom of God."
Eric Shenk takes us through the parable of the pharisee and the tax collector.
Denise invites our inner child to the table as we image the kingdom described by Jesus as yeast in flour.
Pastor of Missio Dei in Salt Lake City speaks with us about his favorite parable and how it is one of our best images of what God is like showing us that "The good news is bigger and better than we imagined."
Jesus told good stories to break bad spells. In this series we look at the power of parables to change us without short cutting the process of change in us. As we look together at his teachings we also will ask the question of what does this change not just for me but for my church as well.
The son of man came eating and drinking, so should we! How might breaking bread with others shape your missional life?
The rhythms of your home shape your family's formation and capacity to love.
Taking care of the house, raising kids and all the other "have to do's" that exist often compete for the very thing that makes them possible, marriage. Covenantal love for one another, no surprise, is at the middle of your home.
The best you is the best thing for your children. Who we become in Jesus means more than we realize. Have you ever asked yourself if a person were to spend a week with me in my home, what would they think I cared the most about? If you have kids I bet they could answer that.
If our faith doesn't reach our homes, what value does it hold? Jesus calls us to build our house on the rock, symbolizing that our home is more than just a physical space—it's also the bedrock of our spiritual life. The modern concept of "keeping Christ in our homes" underscores the fact that our identity in Christ may not fully permeate every area of our lives. Our homes are the central setting for spiritual growth and formation. In this series, we'll explore how you can transform your home into a partner in pursuing Christlikeness.
Gavin sits down with prayer team lead George Trifanoff to discuss the focus of prayer at Axiom.
Gavin talks through Acts 13:1-12
11 years in as a church community and we're still just seeking to have the heart of Jesus.
Dr Ben Vanderlinden brings us into Acts 11:1-18.
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