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Pastor Jordan continues our series, “I Am,” by exploring what Jesus meant when he said, “I Am the light of the world.”

Pastor Jordan begins our series, “I Am,” by exploring what Jesus meant when he said, “I Am the bread of life.”

Joseph lived a life that had influence beyond the walls that confined him. His life is a model for anyone who wants to live a life of purpose and significance.

When a dream is renewed, our spirit is revived. Jacob thought Joseph and his dream of becoming a great nation was over but God restored what he thought was lost.

How we handle power and position says a lot about our character. Success often tests us just as much as trials. We've seen how Joseph responds when everything is going wrong, and now we see how he responds when things finally start going right.

Than Graffam unpacks what happens when we use our lives to build God's house.

Character is formed in trials. Joseph experiences both. This week, Pastor Jordan challenges us to remember that before our dreams are fulfilled, our character must be formed.

Join us as we continue our series on the life of Joseph. Have you ever felt like your life is a pit or a prison? Joseph experienced both and still lived the dream that God has for his life.

We step into the new year with fresh dreams, goals and intentions. How do we make sure that the dreams we chase are God's dreams for our lives?

The announcement of Jesus' birth was made to a group of lowly shepherds doing their ordinary work. God often breaks through our ordinary moments with extraordinary.

Joseph was the first person in human history to choose Jesus. In this message, Pastor Jordan highlights the qualities that guided his decisions through the Christmas story.

Mary was trusted to carry a seemingly impossible responsibility. Her willingness to trust God is what qualified her to be used to fulfill his purpose in her life and ultimately in the world. In this message, Pastor Jordan talks about the importance of being willing to obey even when we're uncomfortable.

There's always a miracle before the miracle - a miracle that paves the way for the work God longs to do in the world. Once a year, we commit to giving generously above our regular tithes and offerings to be a part of that work.

In week three of our series, In Rhythm, Ashton Groover shares on a heart after the Father being given to correction, trust, obedience, and awe.

Do you have a broken heart? Here are some of the symptoms: + Broken Relationship + Unhealthy Habits + Destructive Patterns + Withdrawal “Our hearts are most vulnerable when we are disappointed” “We must place our hope in Jesus, not a specific outcome.” “When your heart becomes grateful, your life becomes generous.”

Did you know that everything flows from your heart? In the first message of our series, In Rhythm, Pastor Jordan talks about the importance of settling your heart. Here’s how: + Return to the well of worship + Return to the well of sacrifice + Return to the well of faith What happens in your heart is not confined to your heart. Settle your heart where where God has placed you and trust him to prov...

Pastor Jordan talks with Hope Project International founders Than and Megan Graffam about our 2023 trip to Nicaragua and a special initiative in that community.

Than Graffam from Hope Project International reminds us that when we see a need, we must move from pity to empathy and compassion which ultimately require action.

Insecurity is a massive barrier to walking in your calling. It's important to remember that we were uniquely created for our calling.

You were created to live a life of meaning and intention. What is the key to stepping into the fullness of life available to us through Jesus? The answer lies in a mixed metaphor.

Often we want God to move in our lives but we reject the people he sends to carry out his work.

How can we create an atmosphere that attracts God's presence?

Often the provision of God on our lives is on the other side of our obedience.

In part two of our vision series, "On the Other Side," Pastor Jordan talks about the importance of standing firm in the middle of uncertainty.

What does it take to get from where you are to where God wants you to be?