Author: Cultivate Relationships

Story is everything. Lacey teaches at a creative conference on the importance of stories within the local church. She reveals that creativity is most effective when coming from a heart that is not seeking attention or self-worth.

AUDIO ONLY – In this teaching, Nathan discusses Mark 4.35-41 and the misconceptions about the storms in our life. He also shares how to overcome and make it through the storms we face.

AUDIO ONLY – In this teaching, Nathan discusses Acts 1.12-26, Judas, his replacement, Matthias, and the idolatry that led Judas to be replaced as an Apostle.

AUDIO ONLY – In this teaching, Nathan discusses Acts 1.1-11 and Jesus’ encouragement to the disciples to spread the Kingdom of God by the power of the Holy Spirit.

AUDIO ONLY – In this teaching, Nathan discusses Nehemiah 6.1-14 and the three ways the enemy can get you off course from fulfilling your God-given purpose. He also shares the two keys for staying on course and not getting distracted by the enemy.

Fear and anxiety are not disorders to be managed. They are paralyzing mindsets of which we need Jesus to heal us. In this teaching, Nathan looks at Matthew 6:19-34 and reveals that fear and anxiety are a result of predicting a future event without Jesus. He shares three practical steps that help begin the process of resolving fear and anxiety in our lives.

In this teaching, Nathan discusses Titus 3.9-15 and avoiding divisive debates and controversies that are unproductive and warns against divisive individuals. He also shares about the personal instructions Paul leaves to Titus, encouraging him to devote himself to good works, and a reminder to support one another within the faith community.

In this teaching, Pastor Jeremy teaches on Titus 2.11-3.8 and emphasizes that God’s grace, revealed through Jesus Christ, brings salvation and teaches us to live godly lives, marked by self-control, righteousness, and hope in His return. Believers are called to devote themselves to good works, showing humility and kindness toward all, as a reflection of the mercy and renewal they’ve received through the Holy Spirit.

In this teaching, Nathan discusses Nehemiah 1.1-11 and how we are often compelled by what troubles us most. He also shares that if we are not troubled by anything, then we haven’t engaged our world or culture meaningfully, and that when we don’t make a decision for good, we make a decision for evil.

In this teaching, Nathan facilitates a discussion on Titus 1.10-2.10 and Paul’s warning of false teachers and encouragement to different groups within the church at Crete (including the older men and women, along with younger men and women, husbands, wives, and children).