We are wrapping up our series on the Trinity and in this sermon Pastor Donny discusses how the Holy Spirit was sent by God to help us live holy and fruitful lives as Christians.

After learning about the overflowing love of God within the Trinity, this week we hear from Pastor Adam as He shares about how the love of God is revealed in the work of the Son, and in the work of the Spirit, and how it saves us.

In this sermon, Pastor Adrian Crawford of Engage Tallahassee encourages us as the church to keep our feet firmly planted on the plans and purposes of God as He brings us into new things and to a greater calling.

In this sermon, Pastor Adrian Crawford of Engage Tallahassee encourages us as the church to keep our feet firmly planted on the plans and purposes of God as He brings us into new things and to a greater calling.

Picking up on what we’ve learned previously about the relationship within the Trinity, in this sermon Steve shares about our relationship with God as our Father and appreciating the evidence of how God’s love overflows over all creation.

Why does it matter that God is one God eternally existent in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit? In the sermon, we take a deeper look at Jesus’ prayer for His disciples and how understanding the Trinity impacts the way we understand and relate to God.

In the Gospel of John, Jesus prayed for us to be one, just as He is with the Father. What does oneness look like? In this sermon, Pastor Adam shares how we are encouraged to live a life in unity with Christ and His body.

What does a fruitful life look like? Life can throw us into trials that may cause “our leaves to wither” and in this sermon Pastor Donny helps us understand how we can abide in God that brings fruitfulness in any season.

Why is it important to abide in God’s Word? Pastor Adam helps us understand Jesus’ command to abide in God’s Word and how it transforms the way we think through the truth that it reveals.

Pastor Adam shares with us how Jesus, the bread of life, invites us to feast on Him. As weird as that may sound, we learn that only by feasting on the bread of life can we be fully satisfied.