Reach Church - Everett

What if Jesus is more committed to you than you are to him? If he really is a good shepherd who never loses sheep, you can rest in his love for you — regardless of the darkness you're walking through.

Your Gospel is too small. Your understanding and vision of Jesus is too small. Regardless of who you are - be it a spiritual seeker or life-long follower of Jesus, or somewhere in-between -- your current understanding of just how big Jesus really is and just how good the Gospel is pales in comparison to reality. When we say, "Jesus saves," what we need to realize is that he saves COMPLETELY. Everything about us is different. Yes, Heaven is real and the most exciting reality to look forward to, but Jesus saves us for right now too!

Michael Franzese is a former member of the infamous Colombo crime family. At his most affluent, he was generating between $5,000,000.00 to $8,000,000.00 PER WEEK from both legal and illegal business. In 1986, he was named by Vanity fair to be one of the biggest money earners the mob had seen since Al Capone. Eventually, his lifestyle caught up to him. He was sentenced for his crimes, put in prison, and spent significant time in solitary confinement. It was a hopeless tale...that is...until a faithful wife and a prison Bible teed him up for a life-changing transformation.

As we look to further live out what it means to be the Church and reach the city, we revisit our values, discuss intentional next steps, and set our sights on the season ahead.

The Lord's Prayer is one of the commonly utilized prayers in the entirety of scripture. Jesus reveals many of Heaven's priorities through this prayer and invites you and I to carry it with us wherever we go.

Your actions, words, lifestyle - it all holds weight. Ultimately, God is looking for faithful people who will steward his name well, who will speak on his behalf and act consistently with those words.

Complaining is generally unhelpful, but it's especially toxic when it's Christians complaining about one another. Why? Pastors Sean and Stephen unpack the implications of James 5:9, revealing how the way we communicate about one another directly impacts the family - a reality Jesus will hold us accountable to.

Wealth is temporary and fading. Monetary injustice is evil. Self-indulgence leads to ruin. So, what’s the anecdote for a heart that’s consumed with wealth? Generosity.

Many people live as if they were the final authority in their life. “We have a right to decide our own destiny and choose what is best for us”...so the line goes. In the Christian community of believers, sometimes our actions and attitudes are not much different. How should a Christian's life differ from his non-Christian counterpart?

God didn’t give us the law so we could beat it over the heads of our neighbor. He gave us the law so we could stay close to him by doing what it says. So that, in turn, we would express and reveal his love to others as his ambassadors, not as his security guards.

As we dive into chapter 4 of James together, we learn to live at peace with God, others, and ourselves.

We need Godly wisdom to navigate this complex world.

Words wield incredible power and say a lot about the condition of our hearts. Our proximity to Jesus will be revealed by the nature of our conversation.

It is not simply enough to have the right ideas about God. Those right ideas should always translate into right living.

As we jump into chapter 2 of James, we learn about the sin of favoritism. There are a lot of different types of people in the world, but James reminds us that we are called to love them all.

The genuine disciple of Jesus will live a life marked by controlled speech, compassion for the least, and cleanliness from the ways of the world.