This Sunday we continue our conversation on sex and addiction, hearing from our Senior Pastor Miles Fidell as he offers practical, grace-filled steps to break addictive cycles and walk in the fullness of life and LIGHT God designed us for.

Our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, begins our conversation on sex and addiction from 1 Corinthians 6, revealing how overconsumption and constant dopamine access leave us wounded, enslaved, and paying the greatest price — losing our ability to hear the voice of God. In Christ, we are washed by the blood and invited into true freedom through minds governed by the Spirit!

Do you truly believe Jesus is the best way to life? This week, our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, reveals five realities that are found only in Jesus—things the world tries to offer but ultimately cannot give. JESUS WINS is the heart cry of our church—and the headline of human history.

In part two of our conversation on anxiety and depression, our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, dives into Elijah’s story in 1 Kings 19 — living in the tension so many of us know, wanting to run and hide, yet transformed by the whisper of God and ultimately met, healed, and restored for purpose.

Week two of our “52” series continues as our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, teaches from Philippians 4, calling us to release anxiety through wholehearted trust in God and to rediscover prayer as the gateway to gratitude, freedom, and peace.

Our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, led our very first gathering as All Christ Church with a powerful word from the book of Nehemiah on prayer and fasting. He reminded us that our communication with God and our consecration to Him is the gateway to believing God for the greater things He promises in His Word.

As we step into these next 52 days, what are you believing God for?

Join us this week as our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a Christmas Eve message revealing how we find rest in Jesus, celebrating together the incarnation of Christ.

For this week of Advent, Pastor Jeff Henderson reflects on the silence between Malachi and Matthew and how God is still present and at work even when He feels absent.

For week three of Advent, Gage Henry teaches from 1 John 1:1–4 on the source of true joy. Joy is not self-made, but received through revelation, relationship, and fellowship with God.

For week two of Advent, our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, continues in the story of Jacob and how he models the maturity of a disciple of Jesus through GRATITUDE—the weapon that turns a place of mandated sacrifice into a place of joyful delight.