For our special Christmas Eve service, Jay asks a simple question: Have we made room for Jesus in the busyness of our lives and hearts?

In this final installment of his series on the Incarnation, Jay reminds us that knowing and following Jesus must transform every component of life. It demands that we proclaim and share with Him others, and it includes being willing to risk and sacrifice to expand the church to the neighborhoods and cities around us.

In this third installment of his series on the Incarnation, Jay reminds us that we are called and compelled by grace to proclaim and demonstrate the way of Jesus to others.

This week, Jay continued his series on the Incarnation, specifically focusing on the deep connection Jesus has to His church as well as how we, as the church, can best represent Him to those around us.

On this first Sunday of Advent, Jay begins a series on the Incarnation of Jesus - what it says about who God is, what it means for us, and how we should respond to it.

This week Jay Pathak explains how gratitude is a key spiritual disciplines to help bring godly transformation in our lives.

In preparation for our annual One Day to Feed the World offering (coming Sunday, Nov 24), Dave Donaldson, co-founder of Convoy of Hope, reminds us about the power, value and impact of generosity.

On this Orphan Sunday, Jay Pathak reminds us that just as we were adopted into God's family, we are called to love and embrace the orphans, widows and marginalized around us.

Jay Pathak uses the story of the Ethiopian Eunuch in Acts 8 to talk about baptism and how God pursues us all.

Jay speaks about lying as he continues the Sermon on the Mount series.