Mature: Spiritually. Emotionally. Mentally. Relationally.

Being a Christian for twenty years does not equal twenty years of Christian maturity. This message explores self awareness as a mark of maturity, how Jesus called out false spirituality in those who ignored broken relationships, and how honest examination of our hearts opens the door for the Spirit to keep the fire of revival burning.

Proverbs 25:28 compares a person without self control to a city with broken down walls. This message explores the war within described in Romans 7 and Galatians 5, showing that biblical self control is not about suppressing emotion but surrendering reaction, because we do not need more willpower; we need more Spirit power.

You can have theology in your head and still be hollow in your heart. This message explores the four faces of faith in James 2, from dead faith to devoted faith, and reminds us that the measure of our maturity is not how much we know but how much we love.

Boundaries help us glorify God with order, and rhythms help us enjoy Him with rest and delight. This message explores the four ways we fail at rhythms and boundaries, relationally, physically, emotionally, and mentally, and how creating sacred space and guarding our hearts lets the right people in and protects our peace.