Join us for week two of our Taste and See series as we focus on developing spiritual hunger and perseverance. Through the compelling stories of blind Bartimaeus and the Canaanite woman, we learn what it means to refuse to be silenced or denied when seeking God. Discover how spiritual hunger attracts God's attention and why endurance matters more than instant results in our microwave culture. Pastor John offers practical insights on building lasting spiritual hunger through prayer, fasting, and community while addressing the tension between God's sovereignty and our personal responsibility. He challenges us to push past comfortable, status quo Christianity with a sobering reminder: "Popular Christianity is not biblical, and Biblical Christianity is not popular." If you've ever felt spiritually complacent or wondered why breakthrough seems delayed, this message will reignite your passion to seek God with everything you have—not as domesticated believers content with comfort, but as the wild, hungry followers we're called to be.

Join us for the launch of our powerful new series, Taste and See: A Divine Invitation, as we kick off our annual SEEK season! Pastor Jon challenges us to move beyond secondhand knowledge of God and experience His goodness for ourselves. Drawing from Psalm 34 and Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, this message confronts one of the greatest dangers facing the American church: spiritual complacency and domestication.

Discover what it means to cultivate genuine spiritual hunger—a constant awareness of your need for God that transforms every area of your life. Learn five practical ways to develop and maintain this hunger, including the power of prayer and fasting, feeding on God's Word, and seeking to truly know God, not just know about Him.

This isn't about earning salvation—it's about hungering for God's righteousness to manifest in your thoughts, emotions, words, and actions. As we enter this six-week SEEK season with corporate prayer meetings, fasting, and small groups, now is the time to ask God to make you hungry again for His presence and power. Don't settle for being spiritually domesticated—rediscover your wild pursuit of God!