Young Adults

We’re going through the essentials—spiritual practices for transformation in us & through us. Part four is about going through scripture, looking at John 4 from our very own Camilo Buchanan.

Brett Younker’s teaching from Matthew 5:3 opens up our tour and our study of the Beatitudes.

We’re going through the essentials—spiritual practices for transformation in us & through us. Part one is all about abiding with God, looking at John 15 from our very own Camilo Buchanan.

Grant Partrick teaching from Matthew 5:4-5 on our tour and our study of the Beatitudes.

As we continue in our study of the Beatitudes, Aynsley Younker teaches from Matthew 5:6-7.

Camilo Buchanan is teaching from Matthew 5:8-9 as we continue in our study of the Beatitudes for our Summer in the City tour.

On the final night of Summer in the City, Louie illuminates what it looks like to live apart from the world and boasts in nothing but the cross through persecution and new life.

What do you think about when you think about God? Brett Younker shares that this is one of the most influential questions you can answer in this life. Acknowledging that Jesus is not only in control of your life but also amazed by your faith is key to growing your belief in Him.

Killing the flesh and feeding the Spirit is critical to living a life in line with God’s calling on our lives. Camilo Buchanan shares that taking up our cross involves surrendering our desires and putting our priorities in the correct order.

Brett Younker leads this Young Adult Collective Night on the topic of money. Whether that brings stress or excitement, it is important to remember that the love of money is the root of all evil. Keeping the right perspective is key to establishing healthy patterns as we worship the Lord in our finances.

Brett Yonker opens the Word in Philippians 2 and instructs us on how to have the mindset of Christ to walk humbly and love others well.

Camilo Buchanan continues the collection, “The Sovereign,” teaching us that God has a sovereign plan for our lives, whether in a palace or a prison.