C4 Young Adults

As the end draws near on Paul's life and ministry and he anticipates execution, Paul writes his final letter from his deathbed to Timothy to exhort and encourage him. We begin by catching up on Paul and Timothy's story, and see Paul's gratitude for the work of God, for Timothy, for the memories, and for faithful models.

Having seen that Jesus came to seek and save the lost and witnessed the power of Christ's resurrection, we wrap our series by heeding the Spirit-energized call to take this message to the ends of the earth.

Join us as we examine three responses to the resurrection of Jesus--the skeptic, the hopeful seeker, and the confident witness--and hear missionary Philip Jackson's story of how the empty tomb changed the trajectory and purpose of his life.

Who is Jesus? A foolish man who wanted to lead a revolution, but died a pitiful disgrace? Or was he the true King who substituted himself on our behalf? What will you do? Will you mock him or praise him? Will you deny him or stand with him?

Despite the Jewish leaders continuing a pattern of historical rejection resulting in judgment and replacement, Jesus overcomes that rejection to become the Chief Cornerstone and invites each of us to embrace Him as our Rock of Salvation. Passage: Luke 20 9:19

Join us as we pursue a better understanding of biblical faith through the lives of Blind Bart and a wee little man named Zacchaeus.

Surrender and sacrifice are really hard. But in the hard times, what is the motivation for surrender? And is it really worth it? In Luke 18, Jesus teaches that surrendering NOW is always worth it LATER. Passage: Luke 18:18-30

Is money good or bad? How are we to handle money? Come hear Jesus teach us his view on money...how it is a test, how it is a master, and how we can buy our way into heaven.

The deepest longing of our hearts is to experience unconditional love. Sadly, most of us have been hurt so many times by now that we've given of hope of finding that type of love. In a timely message, Jesus reminds us of the power of His unconditional, pursuing love for the lost through the story of three parables.

Jesus' warnings regarding the kingdom of God should catch our attention and cause us to spring to action. Is it really possible that we could miss out on the eternal presence of God? Jesus says yes.

Join us as we examine the parable of the Good Samaritan and see Jesus' intent behind his message: to surface the problem of our self-righteousness and His solution as the Ultimate Neighbor.

Jesus upsets traditional thinking by teaching that there are souls waiting to be harvested, but too few laborers entering into the kingdom work. Jesus issues each of us a call to action change our mindset, act willingly, and become a laborer in the fields of God.

During the Black Friday rush, we often think receiving and getting will bring life, but Jesus' kingdom and his example are different. We gain by giving. Come learn the expectation of Jesus' kingdom and the power of God to provide as we give.

As Jesus exorcises a legion of demons from the demoniac, Luke shows us the sovereign authority of Jesus as the Son of God, displays the hope He gives to the hopeless, and calls all people to trust the one who calms every storm. Can you imagine being there?

Through a strange dinner, two unlikely characters, and a parable, we discover a series of certain declarations and a simple yet profound truth: forgiveness motivates love.

When Jesus delivered the sermon on the plain, he turned the world upside down. Come learn how! Passage: Luke 6:17-26

What is most important in life? Family, work, sports, politics? The paralytic of Luke 5 makes it clear that our most important work, need, and the task is to get to Jesus. Make him the priority.

The Christian call is to fully accept the character and message of Jesus, but often we pick and choose the parts of Jesus we love while rejecting the parts that bother us. As Jesus fully reveals Himself, we watch the Jews move from reverence to rejection, causing us to ask the question: Do we truly love ALL of Jesus?

Human words have power. From great speeches to small comments, our words shape the world. But human words pale in comparison to the power of God's word. God's word has all power. It takes the place of primacy and we are invited to participate in God's Word.

Is anything more relatable than temptation? To be human is to be tempted. As we examine the temptation of Christ we see three ways temptation disrupts, three types of temptation, and three takeaways from Jesus' example in overcoming temptation.