C4 Young Adults

The psalmist invites the community of the redeemed to drink deep of the character of God and overflow in vocal and public praise to God. Come and be reminded of the reason for a pattern of praise! Passage: Psalm 100

In this confessional psalm, David gives us a model of prayerful, sincere, faith-based, open-handed repentance from sin, and shows us that anyone can drink deep of God's forgiveness through repentance. Passage: Psalm 51

We've been banished from the garden of Eden.  We all long to return, but so often look to the wrong places.  Psalm 1 helps us see that we can return to the garden through delighting in God's Word and meditating on it day and night.

Just like King David in this lament psalm, many of us face valleys of deep darkness and fear. In overwhelming situations, we learn from David who recalls the faithfulness of God and confidently prays to the God of His Salvation. Passage: Psalm 3

In this beloved psalm of confidence, King David reminds us that we should drink deep of God because He is our Provider, our Protector, and our Pursuer. Passage: Psalm 23

As youthful passions arise and entice us toward sexual immorality, we examine the danger of sexual addiction, the fugitive response, the importance of alignment to the Word of God, and the forgiveness offered at the foot of the cross. Passage: 2 Timothy 2:22

As Paul's life comes to an end, we draw seven principles from His faithful life to apply to our own lives as fellow sons and daughters of Christ.

As we run the Christian race well, Paul exhorts us to strive for balance as we proclaim truth and preach the Word, even in the face of opposition. Passage: 2 Timohty 4:1-8

Why is spending time in the Word so important? How can I actually do it effectively? This message is a deeper dive into the discipline of studying scripture and unlocking the life and power that it holds. Passage: 2 Timothy 3:16-17

As the last days lead to an increase in relational opposition and wickedness, Paul helps Timothy (and us) stay on mission by highlighting the importance of the right guide, the importance of right expectations, and the importance of a proper foundation. Passage: 2 Timothy 3:10-17

It doesn't take long to figure out the church is broken.  Leaders committing adultery and abuse.  What are we to do?  How are we to think about it?  Listen in as the Apostle Paul instructs Timothy, his disciple, on the brokenness of Christians and the church and how to respond. Passage: 2 Timothy 3:1-9

I hope each of us wants to be a worker that God will use in meaningful ways. But how do we become equipped to be a vessel that God uses? Where do we focus our time or energy? Join us to see three marks that God expects of faithful workers of Jesus Christ! Passage: 2 Timothy 2:14-21

The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing. Come learn how Jesus sets the example for us in prioritizing God, the gospel, and others. Passage: Mark 1:32-45

Sin, temptation, and suffering all seek to draw us away from Christ. We must endure! But how? Incredibly, three paradoxes help us to endure. Come see how the paradox of Christ, the paradox of God's Word, and the paradox of work help us to endure to the end! Passage: 2 Timothy 2:8-13

Many of us struggle with discouragement or apathy in our walk with Christ and could use a spiritual pump-up speech. Paul delivers with an exhortation to Timothy, giving us four fundamental ways to stay spiritually vibrant in our Christian faith.

The gospel is one generation from dying out. What does it take in us to pick up the mantle of gospel ministry? We need passion, boldness, and a devotion to God's Word in order to be true disciple-makers.

As the end draws near on Paul's life and ministry and he anticipates execution, Paul writes his final letter from his deathbed to Timothy to exhort and encourage him. We begin by catching up on Paul and Timothy's story, and see Paul's gratitude for the work of God, for Timothy, for the memories, and for faithful models.

Having seen that Jesus came to seek and save the lost and witnessed the power of Christ's resurrection, we wrap our series by heeding the Spirit-energized call to take this message to the ends of the earth.

Join us as we examine three responses to the resurrection of Jesus--the skeptic, the hopeful seeker, and the confident witness--and hear missionary Philip Jackson's story of how the empty tomb changed the trajectory and purpose of his life.

Who is Jesus? A foolish man who wanted to lead a revolution, but died a pitiful disgrace? Or was he the true King who substituted himself on our behalf? What will you do? Will you mock him or praise him? Will you deny him or stand with him?