What does it mean to contend for the faith? This week, our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, begins our study of Jude, exploring how faith is more than intellectual agreement—it is relational trust in Christ that transforms the way we live.

This week, Senior Pastor Miles Fidell teaches from Philemon on the bait of Satan, exposing the enemy’s strategy to divide the Church and showing how confession and forgiveness lead to true freedom.

How do you ensure you receive a rich welcome into Christ’s eternal kingdom? This week, Auburn Lead Pastor Gage Henry teaches from 2 Peter on the invitation to participate in the divine nature and experience the transforming life God has made available through Jesus.

This week, one of our Auburn Elders, Andy Leisewitz, brings our TITUS series to a close. As followers of Jesus, we are called to devote ourselves to good works—engaging in practical acts of love that meet the needs of those around us. Join us as we explore what it looks like to live out the gospel through a life of faith.

Listen to our recent message from our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell–preaching live from our ACC Atlanta location!

What does it look like to live a genuinely good life in a world that’s lost sight of God? In Titus 2, our Auburn Lead Pastor, Gage Henry, shows that Scripture calls us to a goodness that isn’t about religious performance, but is ultimately rooted in grace and shaped by glory.

Join us for the first message in our TITUS series as our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, unpacks the relational invitation found in Titus 1: to remain close to God, allowing Him to father us and shape our hearts so that we delight in what He delights in.

Join us this Pentecost Sunday as our Auburn Lead Pastor, Gage Henry, calls out our need for control and teaches us how to release our plans, expectations, and sin — allowing the fire of God to burn away what doesn’t belong, purify our hearts, and shape us into fully surrendered believers.

Join us for the last installment of our Eternal Fruit series as our Birmingham Lead Pastor, Mark Lamb, reminds us that wisdom is choosing to think about what you will leave behind before circumstances force you to and that ultimately, the eternal fruit of our lives will be marked by FRIENDSHIP.

This week we’re celebrating the incredible moms in our church family and hearing from Birmingham Lead Pastor Mark Lamb and his wife Courtney. Join us as we have a conversation about what it means to say “yes” to God and remain rooted in Him through every season of motherhood. No matter what your journey looks like, we believe this conversation will encourage and strengthen you!