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Struggling with temptation? James 4 gives the not-so-secret formula: submit, resist, draw near, and walk in humility—God gives victory.
Temptation is real—but it can be defeated. Learn how to guard your eyes, call sin what it is, and run from what pulls you away from God.
Temptation is coming—but you don’t have to cave, you can combat it.Jesus showed us how:Be full of the Spirit, know your weakness, and fight back with God’s Word.Temptation hits hardest when you’re tired and vulnerable—so stay ready before it comes.And remember: one moment of giving in isn’t worth what it could cost.
Temptation is real—but it doesn’t come from God, and it isn’t sin by itself. It comes from the devil, the world, and our own flesh—and it’s something everyone faces. You’re not alone. The real battle is what you do next. You can give in, or you can resist. And the good news? You don’t have to fight it alone—there’s always a way out, and His name is Jesus.
Temptation is deeper than we think—it’s not just disobedience, it’s when we start twisting God’s truth to justify our actions. It never just affects us either—it impacts others and can lead to consequences we never expected. It may feel good in the moment, but it always leaves our soul empty. But even in our failure, God still comes after us with grace, calling us back to Him.
Anxiety can feel like an addiction—quietly taking over your thoughts, your peace, and your trust in God. This message from 1 Peter 5 offers a biblical path to freedom by calling us to humble ourselves, cast our cares on the Lord, and believe that Christ can restore, strengthen, and establish us.
In the middle of life’s worries and what-ifs, Jesus offers a simple invitation in Matthew 6: quit worrying and start trusting. This message explores how anxiety fades when we stop trying to control tomorrow, remember that God is good, and seek His kingdom first. If you’ve been carrying heavy burdens, this message is a reminder that your heavenly Father already knows—and He can be trusted.
Trey closes out “Lettuce Lessons” in Hebrews 10 with a simple challenge: don’t wilt in your walk. Because of Jesus, you have direct access to God, a faithful Savior to hold fast to, and a church family to lean on—so draw near, endure, and encourage one another as the day draws near.
A powerful night that becomes more conversation than sermon as Kyle and Callan Conkle share their raw, real testimony. From hidden struggles and brokenness to confession, forgiveness, and rebuilding on Christ, their story shows that no past is beyond God’s grace. If you’ve ever felt stuck, ashamed, or unsure whether God can still use you, this episode is for you.
Isaiah 1 delivers a sobering diagnosis and a stunning invitation: God lays out the charge against a guilty people, then still says, “Come now, let us reason together.” In this episode, we walk through Judah’s rebellion and hollow worship, and then see the mercy of a gracious God who offers cleansing—scarlet sins washed white as snow. The question is simple and weighty: will you refuse and rebel, or will you come, repent, and receive the grace that only God can give?
From Galatians 6, this Lettuce Lesson challenges us to “do good… and not grow weary.” This message unpacks how to fight goodness fatigue, stay rooted in the Spirit, recognize the harvest ahead, and stop waiting for opportunities—because they’re already everywhere. If we’re going to do good, let’s do good good.
In this message, we kick off our new series “Lettuce Lessons” in Genesis 1:26–28, focusing on God’s words, “Let us make man in our image.” It’s all about the value of your life—you’re an image-bearer of God, created on purpose and with purpose, and the gospel shows just how deeply God values you.
Hebrews 12 reminds us that the Christian life isn’t a casual stroll—it’s a race that requires endurance. In this message, we talk about how to rebuild spiritual stamina when you’ve been worn down: laying aside the weights that hinder you (even if they aren’t “big sins”), finding fresh motivation to run for God’s glory, and establishing a fixed point by locking your eyes on Jesus. If you’ve felt spiritually tired, distracted, or close to bowing out, this sermon is a call to keep running—and run well.
As we step into a brand new year, it’s easy to hit the ground running—busy, loud, and full of plans. But what if the most needed discipline isn’t doing more… it’s being still? From Psalm 46 and Psalm 62, this message calls us back to the lost practice of stillness—active waiting that helps us notice God’s work, hear His whisper, surrender control, and grow real trust as we pour our hearts out before Him.
In Acts 16, Paul and Silas teach us that the darkest moments are often the doorstep of God’s greatest work. As midnight falls in a Philippian prison, God not only shakes open the doors—but opens a jailer’s heart to new life. This message explores how God meets us in the deepest night, shifts our story, and brings a new day and a new beginning when we least expect it.
Paul and Silas transformed a jail cell into a place of praise—and God moved in power because of it. This message shows that true worship isn’t tied to our situation but to who God is. Even in our darkest hours, authentic worship draws in His presence, stirs the heart, and proclaims a freedom no chains can contain.
Let's dive into the story of Paul and Silas—two men beaten, chained, and thrown into prison for obeying God. What do you do when God’s plan doesn’t feel like a good plan? When the doors you wanted to walk through close and life takes a painful turn? This message reminds us that even when we can’t see it, God’s redirection is His protection—and that sometimes your breakthrough is waiting on the other side of midnight.
Let's explore one of Scripture’s strangest moments—when King Saul, desperate to hear from God, turns to a medium to summon the prophet Samuel from the dead. What follows is a sobering reminder of how disobedience and desperation can lead us into dangerous territory. This message confronts the lure of darkness, the reality of spiritual warfare, and the importance of trusting God even when He seems silent—because while the enemy’s power is real, our God reigns supreme over every realm.
Feeling like your trust has been shaken? 💔This week’s message walks through David’s story in Psalm 56 and shows how to heal from trust trauma. When people fail you or life feels unstable, you can still anchor your heart in God’s character, strength, and Word—because He’s faithful, He’s near, and He’s for you.
What does kindness look like in the kingdom of God?This week’s message, Kingdom Kindness, looks at David’s compassion toward Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9—a powerful picture of God’s grace toward us. When we were broken and undeserving, Jesus sought us out, spared our lives, and gave us a seat at His table. Now, we’re called to show that same kindness to a world that’s hurting.
A powerful finale to the Vine Life series from Psalm 1: the truly “fine life” is the one rooted in Christ. When we abide in Him, our lives are rooted in everlasting life, filled with divine purpose, and prosper in spiritual fruitfulness. Like a tree planted by streams of water, the believer thrives—not because of circumstances, but because of the life of Christ within. It’s not about success the world defines, but about flourishing in the will of God. The vine life really is the fine life.
God expects fruit from lives He’s planted, and Jesus—our gracious gardener—advocates, cultivates, and gives us space to repent and grow. But the window isn’t endless; opportunity to respond and to bear fruit is limited. Let’s examine our roots, embrace repentance, and live fruitfully for His glory—now.
“Vine Life” returns to John 15, where Jesus calls us to abide, endure pruning, and bear fruit—the visible evidence of real discipleship. We unpack why fruit matters: it glorifies the Father, draws people to the kingdom, and proves we belong to Christ. Expect practical, heart-level questions about your own growth and an invitation to let the Vinedresser form you for “fruit → more fruit → much fruit.” Ready to taste and see that the Lord is good? 🍇🌱
When evil feels overwhelming, remember this: Jesus wins. From John 16:33, we’ll face the reality of persecution, watch courage rise in the church, see the gospel advance, and cling to the peace of our Overcoming Savior.
Feeling stuck in your walk with Jesus? This week in John 15 we’ll talk about the Vine, the Vinedresser, and why God’s painful pruning is the path to deeper growth—and more fruit than you ever imagined.
Jesus says, “I am the vine; you are the branches.” This isn’t a slogan—it’s a survival plan. In John 15, we learn the branch has one job: abide. Connection produces fruit, pruning multiplies it, and apart from Jesus we accomplish nothing of eternal value. This week, move from contact to connection, trade independence for dependence, and let your life grow heavy with fruit to the Father’s glory.
Holiness isn’t a suggestion—it’s the standard. God calls His people to live set apart, not to confuse the world but to reveal Christ clearly. This week we’ll unpack what it really means to be holy: separated from worldliness, dedicated to service, and wholly fixated on Jesus.
This week we’re diving into Acts 8 and asking: are we sensitive to the Spirit’s voice? Like Philip on the Gaza road, God still places divine appointments in our path—moments where obedience can change eternity.
Hope isn’t hiding — but you’ve got to stop running from it. God’s already launched the rescue mission… the question is, will you let Him find you?
Two days before the cross, two hearts are revealed — one pouring out love, the other plotting betrayal. Find out how true devotion to Christ stands in sharp contrast to the world's empty promises.
Revival isn’t meant to be a fleeting moment—it’s a lifestyle of steady pursuit. In Daniel 6, we see a life marked by anticipation, focus, consistency, and fellowship. True revival isn’t just found in the fire of big moments, but in the quiet rhythm of a life anchored in God’s presence..
Alice Bussey gives a powerful word about the life-changing power of Jesus! Don't miss it!
In a world full of noise and distractions, learning to mute your mind is essential for spiritual growth. Discover how removing, relocating, and refocusing can lead to deeper devotion, renewed clarity, and a heart refilled with God’s strength.
Dive into the depth of God’s incredible love for us and how we’re called to share that love with others. The cross stands as a lasting reminder of His pursuit of our hearts—so how do we respond? Join us as we unpack what it means to receive, reflect, and radiate God’s love in our daily lives. Don’t miss this powerful conversation!
Discover how growth often comes through challenges. Through the story of Gideon in Judges 6-7, you'll see how God calls, confirms, and ultimately conquers. What if your lowest moments weren’t valleys, but stages where God speaks the loudest? Let’s dive in!
There are moments when Jesus takes us to the mountaintop, revealing His glory in ways that leave us in awe. But are we more focused on preserving the experience than truly encountering Him? Let’s step into the spectacle of the summit and see what it teaches us about His majesty, our moments, and the humility it should instill in us.
Life can feel like the Valley of Achor—full of struggles and setbacks—but Jesus is our Door to hope. No matter the bondage, fear, or chaos, He leads us into freedom, peace, and victory. What you consume shapes your attitude, but through Christ, you can step into something new!
No more wavering—Yahweh or your way? One foot in the Word and one in the world leads to misery. The cross calls for full surrender. Where do you stand?
In Genesis 40 & 41, we see how Joseph (Joe Jacobson) had to trust God’s timing, wait the right way, and embrace His plan. Even when life seemed unfair, Joseph didn’t give up—he stayed faithful, and God used him in incredible ways.
Life’s toughest moments can feel like a wrestling match, but what if the struggle is where God does His greatest work? This week in PEAK & Valleys, we’re diving into a story of grace, transformation, and strength found in the grip of God’s love. Find out how God meets us in the grapple and leaves us forever changed. Are you ready to step into the ring?
In the journey of faith, challenges can often feel overwhelming. But what if those tests are designed with a purpose? Join us as we uncover the reasons behind life's trials, learning how they foster our faith, shape us as disciples, and reveal God's unwavering provision. Through the story of Abraham in Genesis 22 and other key scriptures, we'll discover that these tests aren't just obstacles—they're opportunities for growth and deeper trust in God's plan.
Get ready to explore how the Gospel calls us to action! Discover the continual commission, the power of obedience, and the impact of a burdened heart. Let's dive into how we’re sent to GO and share the greatest message of all.
Tune in as Maddie Reed and Jaden Smith share how God has worked in their lives, inspiring and encouraging you to trust Him to work in yours too.
We must align our actions with our identity in Christ, live in love, peace, and gratitude, and let God’s Word dwell in our hearts. It’s all about making every part of life point to Jesus!
In this message, we explore how to shift our focus, elevate our mindset, and eliminate worldly distractions to align more closely with God’s will. Using passages from Colossians, Philippians, and Matthew, we’re reminded to look beyond the temporary and focus on eternity. Our mentality shapes our actions; when we set our minds on God’s kingdom, our lives reflect His will. Finally, instead of merely tolerating sin, we’re called to actively eliminate it, letting go of what hinders our walk with Christ.
Let's stay on target in our faith by focusing on three key areas: keeping our eyes on Jesus to walk in His light, rooting ourselves deeply in Him to grow strong and immovable, and living with a heart of gratitude that keeps us anchored in God’s goodness. When we walk in step with Christ, grounded in His truth and thankful for His blessings, we stay on course and grow in both grace and strength.
Explore the transformative power of Christ through Scripture, we examine how we are Qualified by Christ's sacrifice, Delivered from sin's curse, Transferred into His Kingdom, and Reconciled forever with God. Join us as we discuss how Jesus redirects our lives and calls us to be agents of change in His Kingdom.
Discover what it means to trust God when He calls us to act, even without all the details. In this sermon, using examples from Genesis 12 and John 4, you'll see how faith often requires us to move forward without a clear roadmap. The message encourages stepping out in obedience, trusting that God's word alone is enough to guide us, and that He will confirm His work as we follow Him. This is a powerful reminder to rely on God's direction, even when we can’t see the full picture.
Unlock the story of Bart the Blind Beggar—discover how Jesus is accessible to all, empowers us to speak out, calls us to respond, and invites us to follow Him wholeheartedly.
The true church proclaims the real Jesus, receives the Holy Spirit, and declares the one gospel, while counterfeit movements—like cults—present a distorted Jesus, manifest a different spirit, and preach a false gospel. Join us as we dive into Scripture and highlight how Jesus calls us to die to ourselves, how the Spirit aligns with God’s will, and why Christ is not customizable. Don’t settle for a masquerade when you can embrace what’s real!
Sin can weigh heavily on a Christian's heart and life. But the good news is, through confession and cleansing, God restores joy. As Christians, we must take sin seriously and turn to God for forgiveness, trusting in His mercy to renew us. When we uncover our sins, God covers them with His grace.
In this message, we explore the true meaning of worship, contrasting God-centered, reverent worship with self-centered lip service. Drawing from scriptures like 2 Samuel 6:1-15 and Psalm 150, we discuss how genuine worship flows from an inward sincerity to outward expression, blessing both God and us. We also unpack how true worship sometimes brings us to silence, not just song, and how prioritizing our preferences over God’s can lead to hollow, rejected worship. Tune in to discover why worship is much more than a song.
We must discern between the counterfeit of religion and the reality of a relationship with Jesus. The devil's counterfeit may look appealing, but it is ultimately empty and leads to separation from God. True faith in Jesus is of great value, purchased at a great cost, and it is the only path to eternal life and a restored relationship with our Creator.
We are called to discern and embrace God's absolute truth, rejecting the counterfeit truths that the world offers. Only by living in God's truth can we experience the fullness of life that He intends for us.
What seems "better" can be lesser because it may align with our desires, not God's purpose. His plans, though different, are perfect, offering true fulfillment and blessings beyond what we can imagine.
Paul reminds us that as followers of Christ, we are to live honorably, hate evil, serve fervently, and strive for peace and unity. He emphasizes the importance of love, both within the church and towards the world. The central question posed is, "Do you know what time it is?" Paul challenges us to wake up from our spiritual slumber, recognizing that our salvation is nearer now than ever before. This urgency is not just about the present but also about the future, as Christ's return is imminent.
Marriage is a journey that extends far beyond the wedding day, encompassing all the moments that follow. It's a shared adventure that requires both partners to be fully committed, not just halfway. This commitment is the bedrock upon which a godly marriage is built, and it's essential for navigating the ups and downs of life together.
Marriage is a divine design, intended to be a lifelong union between one man and one woman. This commitment is not to be entered into lightly, but with the full intention of leaving all others to cleave solely to one's spouse. The act of leaving and cleaving sets the foundation for a marriage that honors God and reflects His purpose for our lives.
The enemy's pattern of deception, accusation, and condemnation is designed to trap us in guilt and shame. However, Jesus offers a way out through His grace, which is not a license to continue in sin but a call to a transformed life. When we encounter Jesus, we find not only forgiveness but also empowerment to live a life of purity.
The pursuit of a love relationship with Christ is the ultimate journey we undertake, and it mirrors the pursuit of a romantic relationship in its passion and commitment. Just as the couple in the Song of Solomon eagerly seeks one another, we too should seek Christ with fervor and anticipation, overcoming any obstacles that stand in our way.
The pursuit of a godly relationship must be intentional and respectful, mirroring Solomon's approach to his beloved. Just as he led with clarity and honor, so too should we approach dating with a clear purpose and a heart that seeks to uplift the other.
In our journey through the Song of Solomon, we delve into the essence of relationships, singleness, dating, marriage, and intimacy. Yet, the foundation of all these is our relationship with Jesus Christ.
In our journey through life, we often encounter various seasons, and one such season is that of singleness. Singleness is not a burden, but rather a blessing, a unique opportunity bestowed upon us by God. It is a time characterized by freedom and the absence of certain anxieties that accompany marital life. The Apostle Paul, in his letters, emphasizes the value of singleness, highlighting the advantages it offers in serving the Lord without distraction.
The concept of a full circle moment in our spiritual journey is a powerful one. It is the point at which we can look back and see the intricate ways God has been weaving the threads of our life together. These moments are often preceded by trials and tribulations, but they culminate in a profound understanding of God's faithfulness and purpose. Striving for such clarity should be a goal in our walk with God, as it strengthens our faith and deepens our commitment to His will.
In the sacred journey of life, we encounter moments that test our faith and resilience. The story of Joseph, a man of God who faced unimaginable betrayal and suffering, stands as a testament to the power of forgiveness and the sovereignty of God in using our pain for a greater purpose. Joseph's life teaches us that our hurts, offenses, traumas, and trials do not have to define us. Instead, they can be the very instruments through which God shapes us and uses us for His glory.
In the unfolding narrative of Joseph's life, we find profound lessons about God's sovereignty and perfect timing. Joseph's journey from favored son to slave, then prisoner, and finally to a position of great authority in Egypt, teaches us about the meticulous orchestration of God's plans. Despite the hardships and seeming setbacks, Joseph's story is a testament to the truth that God is always at work, even when we cannot see the immediate fruits of His labor.
The story of Joseph illustrates that while one cannot control external circumstances or the actions of others, they can control their response and maintain their integrity. This principle is crucial for navigating life's challenges and maintaining one's character in the face of adversity.
Listen in as we begin a new series where we discuss how God can bring about sudden and favorable changes in situations that seem dire or hopeless. This belief offers hope and encourages faith in God's providential care.
Listen in as Matt Daniels talks about putting to practice the things that Apostle Paul lists in 1 Timothy 4:6-15 that all Christ Followers should exhibit.
All throughout the Bible we see people marveling at Jesus, but only twice do we see Jesus being in a state of marvel.
If there is ONE thing we definitely do not want to lack, it is salvation. Do you know Jesus?
There’s a right way, and there’s a wrong way to handle our enemy when we encounter him.
True believers of Jesus cannot lack love. It’s a distinguishing mark of our lives. So, where’s our love?
In a world full of uncertainty, one this is certain - Jesus is coming back. Are you prepared?
Ever been caught lackin before? It’s not fun being caught unprepared or not paying attention. So, listen in as we kick off our new series - Not Lackin.
Listen in as we kick off a new semester! This week, we discuss Is Jesus superior or secondary in your life?
The conclusion of our series. Two gardens, separated by 4,000 years, that are going to show us one magnificent story.
Two gardens, separated by 4,000 years, that are going to show us one magnificent story.
Two gardens, separated by 4,000 years, that are going to show us one magnificent story.
Two gardens, separated by 4,000 years, that are going to show us one magnificent story.
Listen in with us as we continue in our series where we reveal some “hidden” things you may not have even known were at work.
Listen in with us as we continue in our series where we reveal some “hidden” things you may not have even known were at work.
Tune in with us as we continue in our series where we reveal some “hidden” things you may not have even known were at work.
Listen in with us as we launch into a new series that’s going to reveal some “hidden” things you may not have even known were at work.
Would you agree life can be a grind at times? We know the feeling. So let’s talk about grinding this thing out together
We’re changing up our diet a little bit this year. Listen in with us and see if maybe this diet plan is for you too.
Some things are just better when they’re authentic. And we all agree, love is one of those things. Listen in with us as we conclude our series, REAL LOVE, where we discuss what real love is.
Some things are just better when they’re authentic. And we all agree, love is one of those things. Listen in with us as we continue in our series, REAL LOVE, where we discuss what real love is.
Some things are just better when they’re authentic. And we all agree, love is one of those things. Listen in with us as we continue in our series, REAL LOVE, where we discuss what real love is.
Some things are just better when they’re authentic. And we all agree, love is one of those things. Listen in with us as we kick off a new series discussing what real love is.
Matt Daniels joins us this week! Listen in as we talk about Ezekiel and the valley of the dry bones...
Listen in as we talk to Tucker Robertson and discuss his testimony of what God has done in his life.
Listen in as we talk to Mallory Brewer and discuss her testimony of what God has done in her life.
One encounter with Jesus, and your life will truly never be the same again. Everything changes when He consumes us.
Our lives have the potential to become consumed by all kinds of different things. But, what if they became consumed by God?
Growth is a continual process for us as we follow Jesus. It’s not easy, but it is expected.
We often spend time thinking about the future. Listen in as we talk about things your future self will benefit from knowing!
How important is the Gospel to you? If God called you to go to other places in the world and serve, would you go? Listen in as we talk to Joe and Whitney Flippo about their experiences serving the Lord in other countries and how important that is.
Our minds are a pivotal piece of ground the enemy wants to control. He’s playing games, but we’ve got a strategy to win.
Most of us have at least one bondage we can’t seem to shake free from. It’s time to confront it.
Matt Buerhaus joins us this week as he talks about Jonah. Listen in as we discus how not to be DUMB like Jonah.
Listen in as Trey and Ashley Mitchell give our college students specific keys to hang on to over the Christmas break.
Let’s talk about the things we are supposed to be in pursuit of as vessels for the glory of God.
The primary functionality of a vessel is to carry something, to be filled. But what is it exactly that we’re supposed to be filled with?
Did you ever have a favorite cup as a kid? Pick back up with us this week as we continue our series, Vessels
Join in with us as we launch into a new series this week! Let’s talk about maximizing our usefulness as vessels for Jesus.
Having an encounter with Jesus leaves you completely changed. Does your life bear fruit or is it nothing but leaves?
Listen in for part two of last week’s message as well as the finale of our Built Different series. Trust us, it’s worth a listen
Built Different continues this week with our third installment. It’s not so much how you walk, but the WAY you walk. . .
It’s crazy how people can be shown the same things, yet at times see something completely different. Listen in with us as we look at how being built different, should cause us to see different.
Listen in with us as we launch into a new series! The world is wanting to see what we are made of as believers. It’s time show them that we’re - Built Different
Join in with us as we continue unpacking what it looks like to live surrendered, by seeing how to truly live out a life that matters.
Jesus, through His sacrificial death and resurrection, made available to us a way for our relationship to be restored with God. “Therefore”. . .
What does a truly surrendered life look like? That’s what we want to know, and that’s how we want to live. Listen in with us as we unpack what it takes to live surrendered.
We face a numerous amount of choices each and every day. Including spiritual choices. So often we’ve found those choices to be followed with the thought, would it not be better. . .
Listen in with us as we walk through and learn from one of the strangest funeral scenes found in Scripture.
Listen in as we conclude Mind Your Manners this week with unlocking some keys to experiencing a content life.
A life lived in a manner worthy renounces the pursuit of worldly passions. But it’s not only about what we say no to. . .
This week we discuss what could be for us the hardest “manner” to mind. But don’t worry, we’ve got some tips to help you improve with it.
As believers we should be living with a manner of confidence in our lives. But there’s a proper way to do so. Listen in with us as we kick off our newest series!
Desiring to be married one day? Listen in with us as Trey and Ashley share a few things they wish they would have known before they said “I Do”
The best way to treat some trust trauma, is with some trust therapy. And this therapy session is free.
What does it take to “turn the world upside down” for Jesus? To make that kind of significant impact for His glory? Join us this week as we find out.
Listen in with us this week as we conclude our series, and get down to the essence of Jesus Owns Me
For the most part, everybody likes to wear the name brand stuff. Join us as we walk through wearing the brand of Jesus and what that entails for our lives.
If Jesus Owns Me, then he expects my dependence to be solely upon Him. But, let’s admit, we have a hard time with that. Listen in with us as we walk through some dependency issues.
If Jesus Owns Me, then that means He gets to decide the course of my life. So what does the life of a slave of the Savior looks like? Join us as we unpack this topic.
Join in with us as we launch into a new series this week. We get things started with a look at our identity in Christ.
Jesus has called us to be the salt of the earth. But what happens if we lose our saltiness? How do we stay salty? We invite you to listen in with us as we discuss and answer these questions.
We’ve probably all suffered from a case of FOMO at some time. But are there truly some things we should fear missing out on? We think so. . .
Going through times of trouble are just a part of life. That doesn’t make them easy though. Fortunately God never leaves us without hope. . .
No one wants to fail or be a disappointment to someone. Yet we all face that particular fear at times. Listen in as we discuss how we deal with our fear of failure.
A fear of being alone could possibly be the most dangerous fear we could have. Listen in as we uncover the dangers, and then discover how to break down the fear.
Fear can have a lot of different faces, and is one of the strongest emotions that we face throughout life. Listen in with us as we begin learning how to break loose from the different grips of fear.
Sometimes we find ourself in the wrong place at the wrong time. But what does it look like for us to be in the wrong place at the right time?
Is it possible that you’re being poisoned without even realizing it? We encourage you to listen in with us as we uncover some dangerous toxins that are filling our lives.
We’ve seen conversations in Scripture where Jesus changed lives. Now join us in hearing a live conversation of how Jesus changed a life.
Sometimes you just have to sit down, remove the distractions, and have a heart-to-heart. That’s what Jesus has lined up to do with us this week. We invite you to listen in.
What would we learn if Jesus gave a “TED” talk? We invite you to listen in and find out what we think.
Everybody knows the scene of office employees standing around the water cooler chatting with each other. Oddly enough, we find a very similar scene in John 4. Check it out!
Some of the best conversations take place around food. We encourage you to eavesdrop in on this breakfast chat between Jesus and Peter.
We’ve found that Jesus is quite the conversationalist. Listen in to this weeks message as we see how a simple conversation, reveals the depths of Christ’s heart.
No matter the circumstances we find ourselves in, the mission of proclaiming the gospel and making disciples hasn’t changed. Times may be tough, but Don’t Lose Heart. Eternities are at stake.
We invite you to listen in to this weeks lesson as we discuss those things that might not be as big of a deal as you thought.
Shift your mindset from building your status, to developing your identity. Trust us, we’ve learned this lesson.
Life lessons continues with episode 2. Let's agree, we could all be better time managers, right?
Bringing a close to this series, we see how Jesus’s grace is sufficient for even the most deficient of people.
Let us help change your perspective about what sufficiency is and where it comes from. So that we can move to a place where we are done with this deficiency.
It’s time that we get face to face with our insufficiencies and let the Great I Am do something about them.
It can be a dangerous thing if we allow our feelings to overtake us. Listen in as we discuss how to push back on the feelings that can accompany this deficiency.
There are a lot of Christians that are suffering from a sufficiency deficiency. Could you be one of them? Listen in to this first installment of our new series.
It’s important that we have a desire and passion for more of God. But it’s equally as important that we understand what receiving more, requires of us.
We can’t experience more without making a move. So, we invite you to listen in with us this week as we expand on what that movement looks like.
A new year can bring new beginnings and new opportunities. But we believe it can be a lot more than just that. Listen in to what we are declaring as our anthem over 2020.
More often than not, believers have become too comfortable with sin. We treat it like it is no big deal or sweep it under the rug. It’s time that we deal with our sin and treat it with the heaviness that it is. It’s time we become broken and realize how sin not only affects our life but it affects our holy God.
It looks promising on the outside, and seems like the real thing, but underneath the value equals nothing. That’s Fool’s Gold you’re playing with.
Our culture is consumed with entertainment, and in many ways demands it even. Listen in to find out the real news about entertainment.
Top of your class. Best on your team. Head of the company. We all have achievements that we strive for. But have those achievements become your idol?
There’s nothing “bedder” than the love, grace, mercy and healing that Jesus brings into our lives.
Unfinished business is the worst kind of business. Let’s make sure we finish the job completely that God has for us.
Battles are inevitable. But even though we may be battling, we still have the responsibility to keep building.
It’s no secret that you will face opposition in building God’s kingdom. But in what ways does that opposition manifest itself? Let’s find out. . .
As we continue this week with our Swords & Sledgehammers series, Trey teaches on the subject of Rise & Shine. We’ve been given a plan, now it’s time to take action. But what can we expect as we get work. . .
Continuing in our series ATTACKING ANXIETY, this week our special guest Matt Daniels teaches on the subject of "Choosing Victory".
Thanks for joining us as we begin a new series, ATTACKING ANXIETY. This series begins with Trey teaching on the subject of "Anxiety Anonymous". Anxiety is something we all struggle with at times, but with the proper rehab this is an addiction that can be beat!
This week Trey concludes the series "I AM WHO I AM" on the subject of Jesus' seventh "I AM" statement, "The True Vine".
Listen in as we hear Trey teach on Jesus' 5th "I Am" statement, The Resurrection and Life.
Continuing in our series, I AM WHO I AM, This week, Trey teaches on the subject of Jesus' fourth "I AM" statement.
Continuing in the series "I AM WHO I AM", this week we encounter Jesus' third I AM statement where he states "I AM THE DOOR".
Continuing on our series "I AM WHO I AM", this week Trey teaches on Jesus' second "I AM" statement, which asserts that Jesus is the LIGHT of the World.
This week we start a new series, "I Am Who I AM". Trey starts out teaching on Jesus' statement "I AM the Bread of Life".
This week Trey is teaching on the subject of "Overlooked". We've all been guilty of over looking things at times. Drawing from the example of Jacob's life we see some key things he overlooked that God was showing him. Perhaps we may be overlooking some of the same things.
Do you speak life into others or do you speak death? Our tongues can cause damage or healing.
God's words are more powerful than any words that have been spoken, that are spoken, or will ever be spoken. God doesn't just speak generally, he speaks specifically. Listen in as we hear about how God spoke specifically to a boy named Samuel.
This week Trey teaches on the subject of "I Don't Think You Understand". There are things, as believers, that we may know about God. But, is there a greater understanding about him we can gain? Let's listen in to find out how a deeper understanding of what God has given us can lead to a more impacted and impactful life.
Concluding in our "Jonah" series, we watched last week as Jonah help lead an entire city to spiritual awakening. So we would expect to see him celebrating and praising God with the people, but as chapter 4 begins we see something different.
Continuing in the series "Jonah", This week Trey teaches on the subject of "The 2nd Time". Jonah has messed up his calling at this point, but God is putting things back in place to give him a second chance.
Continuing in our "Jonah" series, This week Trey teaches on the subject of "Reflections Of a Runaway". As we see Jonah sitting in the belly of a fish he reflects on his decision to run from God's calling. Jonah's reflection can be good for our instruction, so lets listen in to the truths that God has for us!
There is so much more to the life of Jonah than just the incident with the whale. Join us as Trey teaches on the subject of "Escaping Your Calling".
Sometimes in life we have things come up in our lives (Drugs, bad relationships, porn addiction, etc.) and clog up the flow from us to our Almighty Father. After a while, these things build up and our faith flow is diminished. Listen in as Trey explains how we can can fix our faith flow.
Concluding in the series JESUS WEPT, this week, Trey teaches on the subject of a "Situational Savior". As Jesus saw Mary and the Jews weeping over Lazurus, he became deeply moved and began to weep. Lets listen in as we seek the truth behind Jesus' tears.
Listen in as we begin a new 2 part message, "Jesus Wept".This week, Trey teaches on the subject of "Looking Through the Tears". As Jesus rode into Jerusalem he began to openly weep. So let's listen in as we dive into scripture to unlock the truth behind Jesus' tears.
In the last part of the series "Relationship Status", we hear from three married couples as they discuss topics and answer questions in the subject of "Relationship Reality". Please join in as they share their experiences about how they attempt to honor God with their relationships.
Continuing it the series RELATIONSHIP STATUS, This week Trey is teaching on the subject of IT TAKES TWO. God put together a divine design for marriage. With that design comes certain roles and responsibilities for the husband and wife.
Continuing in the series "Relationship Status", this week Trey teaches on the subject of "Leaving and Cleaving". Dive into the Word with us as we discover what a Godly marriage looks like!
Continuing in the series "RELATIONSHIP STATUS", this week Trey teaches on the subject of "Caught in the Act". So many people have fallen victim to premarital sexual sin, so what do we do if we have blown it sexually?
Continuing in the series "Relationship Status", this week Trey is teaching on the subject of "Making Moves". Listen in as we seek to discover the right moves to make when we begin to move beyond dating, and move toward marriage.
Continuing in the series "Relationship Status", This week trey is teaching on the subject of The Dating Dilemma. Dating can be difficult and confusing at times, but God's word gives us a clear guide into how we follow the process, progression and purpose behind Godly dating.
Continuing in the series "Relationship Status", this week Trey is teaching on the subject of "Single & Searching".
This week, Trey is teaching on the gift of SINGLENESS. Being single doesn't have to be a struggle when we can begin to see it as a calling.
OUT OF OPTIONS. It doesn't matter how dirty sin has made us we need only to reach out in faith to Jesus to receive cleansing and healing.
Last message in our series "I Will Be _____ . This week Trey teaches on how to be a good steward both positionally and personally.