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Hebrews 12:1-3 instructs us to run with perseverance the race that Christ has set before us. We can run this race with comfort from others’ success, by casting off our sins, and by concentrating on our Savior. In this message, Scott Pace urges us to not give in, give out, or give up on running this race.

As followers of Christ we are called to be set apart, presenting our lives to Christ as a living sacrifice. This sacrifice is talked about in Romans 12:1-2, it is to be humble, holy, and honorable. Rather than being conformed to this world, we should be changed by the word of God and compelled by His will. In this message, Scott Pace urges us to choose freedom in Jesus.

Sin can be reckless. It leads us with an entitled attitude, lures us with an enticing attraction, and leaves us with an empty appetite. It causes us to drift away from the Father. In this message, Scott Pace preaches through Luke 15:11-32 about the parable of the lost sons. In this story we see the sons being drawn to their father by his relentless love. We too should be drawn to our Heavenly Fath...

In this message, Scott Pace points out three things that we need to know about a choice presented to us in Matthew 16:24-26. There is a choice to make, everyone is asked, but not everyone will accept. There is a cross to take; just as Jesus died for our sin, we must die to ours. Lastly, there is a cost at stake; the gift that Jesus gives us costs nothing, but the choice that we have to make will c...

Jesus is The King, His power is unrivaled. In Philippians 2:5-11 we see that Jesus is the cosmic king, the crucified king, and the conquering king. We should choose Jesus because He deserves universal praise and demands a personal response. 

In Revelation 2:1-7, we find a letter that was written to the church of Ephesus. In this letter, we see that the passion and fire of the movement of Christ that had started in Ephesus began to fade over time. Oftentimes our passion for Christ also fades over time. In this message, Michael Butler teaches us to keep our passion fresh, vibrant, and real. We see a commendation to receive, a condemnati...

The Christian life is not always easy, but God has called each of us to live a life that is faithful to Him and to influence others for Christ. 2 Timothy 4:1-7 instructs us on how to run the race of life with purpose. We have a charge to proclaim, a change to present, and a call to persevere. 

Be strong, put on, take up, and stand; these 4 imperatives are found in Ephesians 6:10-20. Being strengthened through Christ is not a passive process. We must actively surrender to His control, stand firm against the enemy, and surround ourselves with His armor. In this podcast, Michael Butler teaches about the purpose of this armor, and how God strengthens us.

Those who have placed their faith in Jesus Christ have been rescued from the weight of sin by the grace of God and brought to life in Him. This is written in Ephesians chapter 2. We have been saved through Jesus so that we may glorify God with our lives. In this message, Michael Butler encourages us to walk in the influence that we have been entrusted, fulfilling the mission of the gospel.

In Acts 19:1-10 we see how the the gospel impacts those in Ephesus. In the same way that the people of Ephesus were impacted, we too can be through the advancement of the gospel, beginning with a moment of real faith. In this message, Michael Butler preaches about the moment, message, movement, and multiplication of real faith.

In this message, David Sons talks about the father in the parable of the lost sons in Luke 15. In this parable, we see how the father responds to his son after being rejected, which reveals his character. The compassion and kindness of the father is displayed in his response and invitation to his sons. This same compassion and kindness can be found in our Heavenly Father if we put our faith in Him...

In the parable of the lost son, the older brother had the same desire and destination as the younger brother, but each brother took a different path. The older brother was in the right place doing the right things, but was doing these things for the wrong reasons. In this message, David Sons teaches about the importance of living for the right reasons.

In the parable of the lost son, we find the younger brother leaving his father’s house to pursue freedom. Many of us can relate to this. We all want the good life, and we have a picture of what happiness looks like and are desperate to obtain it. However, oftentimes what we think is true happiness does not satisfy. True satisfaction can only be found in Jesus. In this message, David Sons teaches o...

In this message David Sons preaches on two parables from Luke chapter 15. In both parables, we see active pursuit after something lost, which points to the way that Jesus actively pursues us, lost sinners. Jesus, our Shepard, cares for all of His sheep. So much so that He will leave the 99 to rescue the one. 

In Luke 15:1-3, we see two groups of people. The tax collectors and sinners, and the Pharisees and scribes. Many of us can identify with and learn from both of these groups; the unrighteousness of the first group, and the self-righteousness of the second group. In this message, David Sons speaks about both groups, and teaches that no matter which category you fall into, only Jesus can save you.

When we abide in Christ we have the opportunity to live life in abundance. Listen in as Jeremy Freeman teaches us how to really live. We are really living when our joy is based on Christ and when Christ is the focus of our lives. Are you really living?

When life seems to be filled with pain and suffering it can be difficult to see God’s purpose. However, Jesus came so that our pain does not have to have the final say. In this message, Jeremy Freeman teaches through John chapter 11 and gives us encouragement about God’s purpose for us.

In this podcast Jeremy and Caleb Freeman share their testimony about God’s miraculous healing power. Caleb Freeman was an award-winning high school cross country runner until he was involved in a tragic wreck with a semi-truck that could’ve taken his life, but God spared Caleb his life for a reason. Listen to hear about how God has healed Caleb and used his life to bring glory to Him.

In this episode, Jeremy Freeman teaches through Luke 5:17-20, where four friends worked hard to get a paralyzed man to teaching. In this message we learn that we must be burdened to get people to Jesus, that our greatest need is to have our sins forgiven, and that only Jesus has the power to forgive our sin.

In this life there are two paths, two plans, and one choice for us to make. We can either choose Jesus or reject Him. Satan is a master of confusion and seeks to draw us down the wrong path, but God is good and He pursues us. In this episode, Jeremy Freeman teaches about these two paths. What will your response to Jesus be?

Many of life’s greatest movements were ignited by moments. In this message, Ryan Fontenot teaches through Acts 2:36-47, where several small moments led to a movement of Christ, and it all began with a moment of connection with Jesus. Have you experienced such a moment? 

In this message, Ryan Fontenot walks us through the gospel in four simple symbols. God loves you, God made you, and God wants you, but there is a problem - sin. Sin infects you, separates you, and kills you. But Jesus came, died, and rose again to save us. Because of His great love we now have one great decision to make. Will you come? Will you confess? Will you call? This is the message that will...

Everything changes when we enter into a relationship with Jesus. In 2 Corinthians 5:17 the Bible says that in Christ we are a new creation! That means that who we are, where we stand, why we exist, and what we are to be about completely changes when we meet Christ. In this episode, Ryan Fontenot teaches us about how Jesus changes everything. Have you been changed?

Has there been a time in your life when you knew you wanted Jesus? All who have received Christ Jesus have been called by Him. Will you choose to follow Him? In this message, Ryan Fontenot walks us through the process of choosing to follow Jesus. One must hear the call, consider the cost, confess Jesus as Lord, and come to follow him. Will you come?

There are many aspects of God’s character, and because of who God is, we can trust in Him and rest in all that He is. In this episode Ryan Fontenot teaches through Acts 17:22-27, pointing out the many characteristics of God. God is here, God is near, will you come?