Have you heard the saying 'everything happens for a reason'? Join Pastor Ike Miller as he explores the healing role of Jesus in our pain. In this message, you'll be challenged to consider the idea that not everything happens for a reason.

Oftentimes, we talk about the BAD baggage of broken relationships rather than the GOOD baggage. Listen to Pastor Ike discuss motivations and specific ways in which our good baggage can prepare us for healthy relationships.

The story of David and Goliath serves as a reminder that our relationships shape us into who we are. Listen to pastor Ike Miller discuss David's armor and how we can shed our 'armor' to embrace God's love and acceptance. This message will help you reflect, process, and redeem the past for a brighter future.

Timothy Keller once said that the Prophet Jonah is similar to both the prodigal son AND the older brother in Luke 15. That's why Keller called him the "Prodigal Prophet". Listen to this message from pastor Sharon as she discusses Jonah's misunderstandings about God and the anatomy of having a polarized heart.

Jonah's self-righteousness was a stumbling stone to him fulfilling God's call. In what way do we find ourselves stumbling over our own pride? Listen to pastor Josh speak from Jonah 2-3 on what it means to humble ourselves for the sake of the Kingdom.

Everyone knows the story of the guy swallowed by a big fish... But, how did he get there? Listen to pastor Sharon discuss the reason Jonah ran from God and how he ended up inside a giant fish.

Listen to this message from Erica Jackson who spends time reflecting on The Beatitudes in Matthew 5:3-10.

For our last guest preacher in our Summer Series, we're so excited to welcome Joel Muddamalle! Listen as Joel dives deep into Luke 24:13-33 and discusses the unseen presence of God in our lives.

This week, we welcome Pradeepan and Amreitha Jeeva. Listen as Pradeepan and Amreitha dive deep into the importance of being spiritually rooted, wherever you are.

This week, listen as Molly Stillman discusses 1 Peter 4:7-11 and how we can use our God-given spiritual gifts to serve others.