The Family Church

When life knocks us down, it’s tempting to stay down, accept defeat, and hope that what knocked us down will go away as soon as possible. While everyone faces trials, nobody was made to stay down. In this message, Pastor Jay teaches us how to bounce back and be the conquerors we were created to be—it’s time to rise!

Sometimes in life, things don't look good. Actually, sometimes, things look downright bad. But what if there was something good in the midst of life's disappointments—something that we can't always see? In this message, Pastor Jay shows us how God's plan is for our good—EVERY time!

When life doesn't go as planned for what seems like forever, we can tend to look behind or ahead of us instead of fully living in the moment that God has us in now. In this Mother's Day message, Pastor Tessy hosts a round table discussion about life's seasons and navigating through past experiences, busyness, raising children, and more through stories about motherhood.

In today's society, it can be easy to have a sense of instant gratification. But what happens when we end up waiting for something longer than expected? Whether it's a new business opportunity, a breakthrough in your marriage, or simply to get out of the house for a change, we're all waiting for something—and we all need to know how to wait it out.

Sometimes, we don't see things as they really are. There are times in life where it may look like God abandoned His promises, we need something to reach our destiny that we don't have, or we're stuck with no way out. The good news: none of those are true. Even when what we expect and what actually happens in the natural are opposites, God still has a plan to get us to where we need to be.

When we encounter problems in life, we may tend to try getting away from them, pushing them away, ignoring them, wishing or praying them away, or simply riding them out. God's will is that we not only overcome the problems, but also that we learn and become better in the midst of them. In this message, Pastor Jay teaches about one of the key ways we can move forward in life regardless of the circu...

Everyone wants their life to count. The problem is, everyone has to deal with things in this life that they can’t win against on their own. That’s where Jesus’ story comes in. The story ends like all the others, but then, His story takes a surprise turn, and it amazes us even today... and when it crosses with ours, it changes everything.

In this message, Pastor Jay talks about how we can cause the mountains—the problems in our lives—to be uprooted and cast out of our path.

In the game of life, we won't make every shot we aim for, but there are times where we can make a game-changing mistake. We've all fouled out, missed the winning shot, or dropped the ball at some point in our lives. How do we avoid the half-court traps, get past the defense, and achieve victory for the team? In this series, Pastor Jay uses the game of basketball as a metaphor for life and shows us...

In the game of life, we won't make every shot we aim for, but there are times where we can make a game-changing mistake. We've all fouled out, missed the winning shot, or dropped the ball at some point in our lives. How do we avoid the half-court traps, get past the defense, and achieve victory for the team? In this series, Pastor Jay uses the game of basketball as a metaphor for life and shows us...

God never forgets His promises, but sometimes, we do. It can be far too easy to focus on life's problems, continuously trying to pray them away, and then find ourselves struggling to trust God. The solution? Build our faith with the Word of God. In this message, Pastor Jay talks about how we can live in the promises that God makes available to us.

In the game of life, we won't make every shot we aim for, but there are times where we can make a game-changing mistake. We've all fouled out, missed the winning shot, or dropped the ball at some point in our lives. How do we avoid the half-court traps, get past the defense, and achieve victory for the team? In this series, Pastor Jay uses the game of basketball as a metaphor for life and shows us...

In this message, Pastor Regan Miller gives insight on a familiar story from the Bible and talks about what God does when you go through one of life's storms.

Whether in marriage, friendships, family, or business, everything we do revolves around relationships. However, we can get a distorted view of love in relationships from our culture; the concept is right, but the way that society defines it is not the complete reality. But if love is a real thing—something beyond our ability to change—what is it? Where did it come from? How important is it? In thi...

Whether in marriage, friendships, family, or business, everything we do revolves around relationships. However, we can get a distorted view of love in relationships from our culture; the concept is right, but the way that society defines it is not the complete reality. But if love is a real thing—something beyond our ability to change—what is it? Where did it come from? How important is it? In thi...

Whether in marriage, friendships, family, or business, everything we do revolves around relationships. However, we can get a distorted view of love in relationships from our culture; the concept is right, but the way that society defines it is not the complete reality. But if love is a real thing—something beyond our ability to change—what is it? Where did it come from? How important is it? In thi...

Whether in marriage, friendships, family, or business, everything we do revolves around relationships. However, we can get a distorted view of love in relationships from our culture; the concept is right, but the way that society defines it is not the complete reality. But if love is a real thing—something beyond our ability to change—what is it? Where did it come from? How important is it? In thi...

We usually don't have a problem submitting to authority when it's comfortable. What do we do when the authority figure is a bad boss? An unfair teacher? A politician we didn't vote for? Or if we're told to do something that we don't agree with? "Authority" isn't a popular term today, and it can seem annoying, restricting, or even suffocating. Society tells us to do what we feel like doing—to rebel...

We usually don't have a problem submitting to authority when it's comfortable. What do we do when the authority figure is a bad boss? An unfair teacher? A politician we didn't vote for? Or if we're told to do something that we don't agree with? "Authority" isn't a popular term today, and it can seem annoying, restricting, or even suffocating. Society tells us to do what we feel like doing—to rebel...

We usually don't have a problem submitting to authority when it's comfortable. What do we do when the authority figure is a bad boss? An unfair teacher? A politician we didn't vote for? Or if we're told to do something that we don't agree with? "Authority" isn't a popular term today, and it can seem annoying, restricting, or even suffocating. Society tells us to do what we feel like doing—to rebel...

We usually don't have a problem submitting to authority when it's comfortable. What do we do when the authority figure is a bad boss? An unfair teacher? A politician we didn't vote for? Or if we're told to do something that we don't agree with? "Authority" isn't a popular term today, and it can seem annoying, restricting, or even suffocating. Society tells us to do what we feel like doing—to rebel...