Lead Pastor Jamey Miller kicks off our new sermon series on the book of Romans. He casts vision that the main point of Romans is actually different from what we may think: unity in a church filled with dynamic differences.

James Albright finishes our Priorities series with a powerful message on creatively sharing the love of Jesus with those around us. Like Paul in Acts 20, he calls us to make our only aim in life to complete the task the Lord Jesus has given us: testifying to the good news of God's grace.

Lead Pastor Jamey Miller continues our Priorities series with a word on our church gatherings. He talks about things that hinder us and help us in being together with the body of Christ.

Lead Pastor Jamey Miller preaches on the importance of believers meeting from house to house - what we call LifeGroups. We are called out of isolation and into walking with others!

Lead Pastor Jamey Miller continues our Priorities series with a message on discipleship. He reminds us that as followers of Jesus, we don't just believe a doctrine so that we can go to heaven someday; rather, we are called to be disciples and make disciples.

Lead Pastor Jamey Miller launches a new sermon series called Priorities: What Matters Most. Jamey preaches about our devotional time with the Trinitarian God and how that shapes us into who we are called to be.

Guest speaker Mark McKinney concludes our Help is on the Way series with a powerful testimony about how he encountered God in a near-death experience. He challenges us to live as Jesus did: to die to self.

Guest speaker Susan Ryan preaches a powerful sermon, reminding us that help is not just a solution to our problems, but God's very presence in our lives.

Local Engagement and Missions Director Sandy Hennip shares about the importance of contending with God for help in our time of need. She calls us to be like David, who turned to the Lord with a prayer (Psalm 18) in his distress.

Antioch Waco Elder Jason Ramos shares about how the Lord delivered him and his entire family from drug addiction into people who love each other and serve their community.