As we continue in our midweek series lookin to help believers mature in their faith, we have a guest pastor, Ben Kampfer from Downtown Community Church, speaking about communication as it relates to sharing the gospel. Pastor Ben teaches on the biggest hinderance of people sharing their faith is because they are insecure. A great way to combat the insecurity is being sure of why you believe what you believe.

As we continue in our summer series highlighting what it means to be a mature Christian, Pastor Adrian speaks to us about personal responsibility. He teaches us that true personal responsibility viewed through the lens of the gospel looks very different than personal responsibility trumpeted in our culture. Pastor Adrian also weaves in how the church and mature believers must take up the responsibility to usher in a new time period of race relations that does not overlook issues or abdicates the role that God has called us to play.

As we continue in our midweek services, focusing on maturing as believers, Dave Plettl teaches on stewardship. He focuses on teaching that we all have gifts, that we should use those gifts to serve others, that we are stewards and not owners of the gifts and that ulitmately the gifts are used to glorify God.

As we begin our summer midweek service that is themed on maturity, Pastor Adrian speaks about what the character that a Christian should walk in maturity. He speaks on making sure that believers will have more wins than losses in their lives.

RESET (Christmas Service)

As the Christmas season builds to full speed, and distractions begin to mount, we take this Sunday at Engage to remove the clutter and focus on the reason for celebration. We aim, for a moment, to Reset our hearts and minds to focus on the greatest gift of all.

God's plan for reconciliation had Jesus paying the debt of sin that we were unable to pay. We can now be reconciled to God and men.

The greatest scandal the world has ever known was when an innocent, righteous man gave his life to justify those who were not worthy of it.

The cross is a multifaceted jewel, producing beauty from every angle from which it is perceived. In our series Flawless, Pastor Adrian will examine and communicate the implications of the different facets of the cross on our lives. This week we will be peering into the portion of the cross that offers freedom to those who believe.

The cross is a multifaceted jewel, producing beauty from every angle from which it is perceived. In our series Flawless, Pastor Adrian will examine and communicate the implications of the different facets of the cross on our lives. This week we will be peering into the portion of the cross that offers freedom to those who believe.

Often times, people limit the work of Jesus' gospel to having the ability to impact only the external aspects of our lives, such as our behaviors. Throughout this series Pastor Adrian will discuss the desire of Jesus to have His gospel not solely result in behavior modification. Jesus' hope is that it would penetrate every portion of our lives, especially our emotions and motives that drive our behaviors. We will see how spiritual maturity is impossible without allowing the gospel to impact and renew our emotions.

Any time the world has been changed, there has been someone who has been willing to reject the status quo and write new rules. God is consistently searching for people who are willing submit to him and his plans in order to change the world. Pastor Adrian will guide us through the Word to extract principles used by new rule makers.

Any time the world has been changed, there has been someone who has been willing to reject the status quo and write new rules. God is consistently searching forpeople who are willing submit to him and his plans in order to change the world. Pastor Adrian will guide us through the Word to extract principles used by new rule makers.

Any time the world has been changed, there has been someone who has been willing to reject the status quo and write new rules. God is consistently searching forpeople who are willing submit to him and his plans in order to change the world. Pastor Adrian will guide us through the Word to extract priciples used by new rule makers.

At the beginning of the year people are always making New Year's resolutions. Today, Pastor Adrian encourages us to not settle for behavior modification, but to accept Jesus' plan to revolutionize our entire lives. In our own strengths our resolutions rarely ever make it to the end of the year. Rather we should receive Jesus' finished work on the cross that allows and enables us to be changed at our core.

Come explore with us as Pastor Adrian unpacks Luke 2:41-52

Christmas is a time when gifts are given and received. The greatest gift in history was when God sent down His son Jesus to the earth. This gift, however, has met up against the greatest opposition of any other gift in through all time. The greatest obstacle to receiving this wonderful gift is the perspective held by the receiver. We examine the difference between those who had a skewed perspective of Jesus birth which caused the gift to not be received, while also looking to those who waited in great anticipation for this life altering gift.

In our country today, true Christian belief has been, in large part, replaced by a hodgepodge of beliefs. Jesus' gospel message, at times, is in direct opposition to the belief systems at work in our culture. The question then becomes: At the end of your life where will you stand with Jesus based on His teachings?

What were you created to do? This question is posed by people of all ages, from the child in elementary school to the 45 year old who has been in the workforce for years. God has divinely created us in such a way that we flourish when we combine those inherent gifts and the needs of our society

In the conclusion of our Death of Silence series, we address the ultimate call on our lives as Christians… Which is to die to self.

With the fourth installment in our Death of Silence series, Pastor Adrian adresses the nature of fear, how it can paralyze us, and the way that God ultimatelyintends for us grow in it.