In Mark chapter 14 we learn of a woman who poured a flask of pure nard over the head of Jesus, anointing him during passion week, prior to the passover meal.

This Sunday, Pastor Tim chats with us about this passage and reminds us of the beauty and expression of worship this woman shares with Jesus in front of others and encourages us to "break the jar" of whatever we hold closest in our hearts and to give it to the Lord in faith.

Godly sorrow is a gift, one that we need if we're going to remain tender hearted and quick to repent.

In session five, Pastor Tim focuses on two specific passages to remind us that godly grief and repentance can birth something greater in us and through us -- revival!

King David is one of scriptures greatest heroes and it just so happens he is also an excellent example of repentance. He has such "highs" and "lows" in his life revealing his character and his heart for God.

This Sunday Pastor Tim walks us through Psalm 51 and shows us how a heart for repentance, no matter the severity of our sin, will always bring us redemption in the heart of the Father.

Living a lifestyle of repentance can be challenging; recognizing wrong, confessing of wrong, and repenting of wrong. And all can be done internally before the Lord. However, there is so much power and freedom when you confess, not only in your heart, but with your lips.

This Sunday, Pastor Tim encourages us to take a bold step in our repentance and confess our failures with a trusted friend.

To be an eager and frequent "repenter" requires a self awareness of our humility.

This Sunday, Pastor Tim teaches us to embrace Kingdom realities and that the key to repentance is genuine humility.

In this first session, Pastor Tim reminds us of the importance of repentance and how the stigma in today's world has tarnished the true meaning.

Jesus is our rescuer and despite our best efforts, we can't rescue ourselves.

This Sunday our NextGen Pastor, Jack Gilbert, shares with us the JOY of knowing that He will always rescue us if we are willing to turn to Him.

We know joy through our relationship with Jesus Christ. We experience the joy of KNOWING Him and what He has done for us. We also have opportunity to experience the joy of GOING and sharing with others what He has done for us and that they too can experience the "great joy" He desires to share with them.