Inspire Churches

A.W. Tozer said, “What comes into our minds when think about God is the most important thing about us.” So what is your view on God? And how does your view of God affect the way you live? Join us as we begin our series in Genesis with God.

Our guest speaker is Abraham Cho is from Redeemer Presbyterian Church. He recently completed his doctor of ministry and is passionate about leadership development, public theology, race and justice. Tune in for a powerful message on being the salt and light.

It was the meal to disrupt all meals, and one that many don't fully understand while Jesus was turning culture inside-out. Join us as we discuss the implications of Lord's Supper for our lives.

What if There's More? // Christopher Stites by Inspire Churches

Our greatest enemy is not Satan, but self. In a culture of overindulgence, self-control seems like an impossible ask. Join us as we look at how this impossible fruit of self-control can be produced in our lives.

Are you a good person? Many believe so, but what is this based on? What is the difference between the good we see in society and the goodness only the Holy Spirit can produce?

"Be Kind" has become a buzzword in our culture. So why are we not seeing more of it? You might be surprised to find out where we are getting this wrong and why it matters, as we continue in our series Summer Gardens.

Faithfulness first originates from God and is ultimately fulfilled in Jesus. Fruitfulness in faithfulness is directly tied to our relational intimacy with Jesus and therefore every good fruit flows from it.

The patience in waiting for God’s timing is the proclamation that Jesus is not only Savior but also Lord of our life.

Supernatural gentleness is not being weak or passive. It is the opposite. It requires tremendous strength and self-control. It comes from an attitude of humility, and it always desires to restore.

Peace is not just the absence of conflict, but it is the presence wholeness, wellness, and prosperity. This is the peace that God seeks to restore to all of his creation in Christ Jesus.

Most people would describe joy as a feeling of contentment or happiness. But there is a joy that goes beyond our temporary feelings and circumstances and remains even in the midst of pain. Join us as we look at the supernatural fruit of joy.

No word is more used and abused than love, even in the church. It’s been co-opted in song lyrics, counterfeited on movie screens, and consumerized for corporate greed, yet the love that Spirit wants to produce in genuine believers is not of this world. Join us as we look to grow supernatural fruit in our summer gardens.

Of all the churches addressed in Revelation Jesus gives perhaps the most devastating rebuke yet, “Dear Laodicean Church, you make me sick.” Join us as we look to evaluate and learn from the church the nauseated God.

The church at Sardis looked alive but was dead. The church at Philadelphia looked weak but was strong. Join us as we look at Jesus’ great promises to a little, insignificant church.

Things aren’t always as they appear. Just like the church in Sardis, we too can look alive and successful outwardly but be failing and dying within. What does it take for revival to come?

Here in the west Christians are not faced with the threat of death for our faith. Like the church in Thyatira we face something potentially more dangerous. Let’s find out what it is and how we can overcome it.

In almost every significant relationship compromise is key, but when it comes to Christ and his church compromise can kill. Join us as we explore Christ’s letter to a church that overcame persecution, but struggled with compromise.

How far are you willing to go to prove the genuine nature of your faith? Would you be willing to die for the sake of Christ? Join us as we learn from a church that was willing to risk it all.

If Jesus wrote a letter to Inspire, what would he say? What would he commend and what would he correct? This is exactly what Jesus did for seven churches in the book of Revelation. Join us as Pastor Roger kicks off this new series where we will learn how the church can overcome because he has overcome.