In this message, Clay Scroggins talks about what happens when the past starts taking up too much space in our present. Regret, resentment, and even the good old days can keep us looking backward when there’s still a life ahead of us to live. Through Philippians 3, we’ll discover how to let go of what’s behind us and take the next step forward. Because your past may be part of your story, but it doesn’t have to write what comes next.

In this message, Josh Bayne explores something we all do—but may not realize how much it shapes our lives, relationships, and mindset. As we continue the Winning the War in Your Mind teaching series, discover why changing the way you respond can change the person you’re becoming. This message offers a practical challenge for anyone who wants healthier relationships and a better way forward.

In this message, Josh Bayne talks about anxiety and why it can be so difficult to find peace when life feels uncertain. We often try to control outcomes or find answers, but what if there’s a better way to respond when we don’t know what’s coming next? Discover how letting go of what we can’t control can lead to a deeper sense of peace—even in the middle of difficult circumstances.

In this message, Sean Seay explores the mental battles we all face and how we can find greater peace in the middle of them. Through Philippians 4 in the Bible, we discover how what we focus on can shape our thoughts, our lives, and our relationship with God. If you’ve ever struggled with fear, anxiety, or negative thoughts, this message offers practical hope for finding peace.

In this message, Josh Bayne kicks off a new series about winning the war in your mind and finding freedom from the thoughts that hold you back. We all face fear, anxiety, doubt, and lies that can shape the way we see ourselves and our lives—but we don’t have to let those thoughts control us. Discover how to identify the strongholds in your mind, take your thoughts captive, and replace lies with the truth of who Jesus is.

In this message, Sean Seay explores why we were never meant to experience life’s highs and lows alone. In a world where we’re more digitally connected than ever, it’s easy to still feel isolated and wonder who we would call when life gets really hard—or really good. Through Romans 12 in the Bible, Sean reminds us that God designed us for relationships where we can celebrate together, walk through challenges together, and be truly known.

In this message, Stephen Sowell explores how each of us has unique strengths that are meant to make a difference in the lives of others. He shares how discovering your gifts can lead to a greater purpose, a deeper community, and a life bigger than yourself.

In this message, Joel Thomas discusses how our trials, temptations, and tension shape us—and they have a way of revealing who or what we’re truly depending on.

In this message, Joel Thomas discusses how, during trials, we tend to ask God to change what’s going on around us. But God is more interested in transforming what’s going on in us.

In a world that constantly pushes us toward comfort, convenience, and the path of least resistance, Jesus invites us into something deeper—something harder. But what if the hard path is actually the best one? What if growth, purpose, and true joy are found not in avoiding struggle, but in embracing it? In this message, we’ll explore what it means to choose hard—to intentionally walk the narrow road of faith, obedience, and sacrifice. Joel Thomas presents a message to help us discover that choosing hard isn't about being reckless—it's about being courageous. And it’s often the very place where God does His greatest work in us.