In this Deeper Life, Pastor John Carter talks about ministering out of a deeper place for the believer, so we can grow and move into a deeper relationship with God.

Pastor Pascale Williams explains why God has given every sheep a shepherd and what happens when sheep do not understand the benefits of having a shepherd in their lives.

In this week’s message, Pastor Pascale Williams taught about the benefits of shepherds in the lives of sheep.
God has designed the role of the shepherd (pastor) to care for his flock, the Church. Here's a few takeaways to help apply this week's message to your daily life.

In this latest Deep Dive, Pastor Lee Wilson discusses the tools and the principles you need in order to experience growth in your life.

In this message, Pastor John Carter tell us pastors have to guard their flock from false teachers, false doctrines and ravenous wolves dressed in sheep’s clothing.

In this week’s message, Pastor John Carter said that part of God’s shepherding role in your life is to restore your soul. His strategy to accomplish this task was to give gifts to men (Eph. 4), and in particular the gift of the under-shepherds, or pastors and ministers. In order to help you “grow up” as a child of God, God has called you under the leadership of a pastor within the body or family of a local church.

You were made for relationships. God wants you to have real, authentic relationships that give you the relational nutrients you need to grow. In this Deep Dive, Pastor Jordan Carter expounds upon what authentic relationships look like, and the characteristics of safe and unsafe people.

In this message, Pastor John Carter talks to us about the responsibilities of the shepherd and the sheep.

In this week’s message, Pastor John Carter talked about how the Lord acts as your Good Shepherd, but in His wisdom has called all of His sheep to follow the leadership of His assigned and appointed under-shepherds.

God cares about your growth, and in this Deep Dive, Pastor Harry Patterson highlights the three essential things you need to grow.