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What’s the difference between judging others and holding each other accountable? The Bible tells us in Matthew 7, “Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?” Instead of pointing out the flaws in others, we should humbly realize our own. We shouldn’t seek to fix people but instead ask God to guide us in helping them with their s...

What does it mean to not only believe in God but to also trust in Him? The Bible tells us in Matthew not to store up our treasure on earth but instead in Heaven because “where your treasure is, your heart will be also.” This week, Pastor Ryan emphasizes why and how we can trust God, even when the things of earth seem to be failing us.

Create a quality secret life with God, not to be praised by those around us in the short term, but to be rewarded by our Heavenly Father for all of eternity.

The revolutionary way of Jesus looks beyond rules and regulations, examining our sincerest motivations. Join Pastor Jerry Sweat as we continue to deep dive into Jesus' renown Sermon on the Mount, unpacking life-giving guidance, for even the toughest terrain of the heart.

The Sermon on the Mount is Jesus’ masterclass; a deep dive into the heart and life of Jesus for the one who would dare to venture in his ways. Join in listening to Pastor Jerry as he walks us through one of Christ's most radical sermons and unpacks what these instructions mean for every aspect of our lives.

Have you ever wondered if your life has purpose? We are hardwired by God to make a difference in this world for His glory. In Week 4 of the Way Ahead Series, Pastor Jerry speaks powerfully into our unique purpose as believers that encourages and endures through all of life's circumstances.

Having the right directions can be the difference between getting to your destination smoothly or becoming hopelessly lost. Pastor Carey Sumner explores how the living, breathing, Word of God, is the best set of directions we could ask for. As we move into this new season, will we allow God's Word to guide us?

The Christian life is designed to be done in irreplaceable collaboration with other believers. As illustrated by the miraculous account of Saul and Ananias in the book of Acts, Pastor Jerry Sweat poses the critical question, "Who is helping you on your journey of faith?" and "How do we lean into truth this in our everyday lives?"

We believe the way ahead is not a direction, but a PERSON! In this message, we talk through this idea in light of the life of Paul. Be encouraged and check it out!

Celebrate Christmas Eve with this message of hope and the birth of our King!

Fasting is the disruption of the normal and comfortable in my life so that I can hear from God. Fasting and prayer is not about getting what we want from God, but about being ready to receive what He has for us.

Have you ever considered the role that the Shepherds play in the birth of Jesus? In many ways, the Shepherds embody what takes place in each of us when we enter into the glorious activity of the Gospel. Pastor Carey draws from their experiences in the book of Matthew to discuss the incredible transformation that happens when we encounter the living power of Jesus.

How often does the fear of what other people think direct what you do? As with Joseph, a critical figure in the Christmas Story, many of the things that God calls you to will require disregarding the thoughts of others. Ryan Sweat leads the discussion from the book of Matthew, prompting us to confront if it is the thoughts of God or the thoughts of man we are allowing to lead our lives.

What kind of people does God choose to fulfill his mission? Are they the superstars or the underdogs? In the second week of the Christmas series, Pastor Jerry digs into the life of Mary the mother of Jesus, and encourages all of us who have ever felt, "I'm not enough!"

Fear can be a good thing when it alerts us to and protects us from danger. But what about fear that harms our relationships and produces anxiety about what may or may not happen? As we begin our journey through the Christmas Series, we are greeted by the same proclamation from the Angels at the Birth of Jesus, "Fear Not!"

In the final week of the Flawed and Faithful series, Serve Pastor Michael Young brings it home discussing King David's offering to God at the threshing floor. Through these scriptures we are prompted to cast our eyes towards Jesus, the ultimate king, and dare to embrace the richness of relationship and sacrifice intermingled.

What if the legendary King David isn't the hero of his own story? What if David's flaws and failures actually point us to the real hero? Pastor Carey Sumner uses multiple segments of scripture to discuss sin, salvation, and our ultimate source of freedom.

The words of the Psalms of David cry out, "How long, Lord? Will you forget me forever?" Like David, we have all experienced grief or loss. From his life, we can get a picture of how to embrace God and our grief.

Have you ever found yourself saying, "I can't help it" about sins, temptations, or other struggles in your life? Ryan Sweat conquers this question with passages from Corinthians, lessons from the actions of King David, and shares wisdom on how to prevent disaster before it strikes.

As people of God, how do we interact with authority? Pastor Carey teaches lessons from the life of David about honoring and respecting those in authority, even when they do not deserve it.

A life of generosity comes from a heart of gratitude, not from having lots of resources. Pastor Jerry Sweat studies this characteristic of King David and teaches on how this applies to our lives.

At times, David trusted God with reckless abandon. At other times, he was just reckless. Check out how David was able to spare Saul's life in an incredible act of reckless abandonment to God's plan.

Are there times where you have been discouraged? How about discouraged AND alone? Pastor Carey draws lessons from the life of David, who often experienced both, about what it looks like to encourage and sustain our souls in the Lord.