We are called to love others and walk with them toward Jesus. But how do we move from “I should” do this to “I want to?”

Living with a Kingdom mindset means looking beyond those in your “orbit,” and instead it challenges us to go beyond those we’re most comfortable with and leaving a legacy of spiritual generations behind us.

Equipping each generation to follow Jesus and become disciple makers takes more than just a classroom or a one-time effort. Rather it’s in the million little things that you do each and every day as you interact with those around you to influence them toward Jesus.

Moving toward a disciple-making mindset requires some individual responsibility. It’s much like attempting to merge onto a freeway and making your way toward the fast lane. What are the steps involved and what is your personal responsibility each step of the way? Find out more as Pastor Ken Abramson takes us on “The Freeway.”

What does the Bible say about the attributes of a person who is spiritually mature? Pastor Ken delves into the topic of spiritual maturity and how you get there…and it may not be what you think it is.

Pastor Ken Abramson introduces us to the concepts that lay the groundwork for the second and third statements of our vision…the call to be disciple makers.

Pastor Ken explores what it means to be marked by love and moving toward deeper and more authentic relationships. We are sorry but the video of this sermon is not available.

Continuing in our vision series, “Together, Living with Purpose,” Pastor Ken Abramson unpacks the first bullet point of our vision statement, “Building a community that loves one another deeply.”

Join us for the third sermon in the “Together, Living with Purpose” series. Pastor Ken challenges us to make love the defining factor of a church family.

Watch the second sermon in the “Together, Living with Purpose” sermon series. Pastor Ken Abramson dives even deeper into God’s intended purpose of “the church.”