Have you ever finished an entire meal without really tasting any of it because your mind was somewhere else? The fact is that even though our bodies are forced to function in the immediate present, our minds don’t have that limitation. Our wandering minds can miss a lot -The richness of experience, the incredible beauty of the universe, the need of someone right in front of us. Jesus was the most present and single minded person in the history of humankind. In the last installment in the "Finding Our Way" series, Pastor Peter teaches Jesus' secret of practicing being present.

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There is a huge difference between being locationally near and relationally close. Many think of God as a task master to be obeyed rather than a Father to be loved. Pastor Peter shares how to move from religion to relationship and from servanthood to sonship using the most beloved parable in the Bible, The Prodigal Son.

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As Jesus enters the Jerusalem on what we now celebrate as Palm Sunday, His popularity has grown to the point where the people are hailing Him as the Messiah. In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Peter asks the question: How did the crowd go from Hosanna on Sunday to crucify him on Friday? The message challenges us not to put God in box.

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The Bible says in 1 Peter 3:18, "You must grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ." We all know that when we become believers we are supposed to grow in our faith. But I don't think a lot of us have a good handle on what that exactly means. In part four of our series, "Finding Our Way," Pastor Peter teaches what it means to be growing in grace and growing in knowing and the difference between being a fan of Jesus and being a friend of Jesus. He also leads us through how to have a meaningful daily time with God.

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We live in a culture that want you to believe that it's all about you. If it feels good do it! Look out for number one! In this, the second message in our message series "Finding Our Way", Pastor Peter teaches that it is not only right to look out for number one, but you were created to look out for number one! The catch? You are not number one! Watch and find out who is.

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