In this message, Bucky walks through one of Jesus’ most beloved parables—the prodigal son. This passage reveals the heart of God toward every sinner who turns back to Him. It shows the emptiness of rebellion against God and the beauty of genuine repentance, while also exposing the danger of self-righteousness. Jesus reminds us that the Father stands ready to restore and welcome home anyone who comes to Him. Whether you’ve wandered far from God through rebellion or through religion, this message will help you find the way home.

Every believer faces a common battle: staying fervent in our walk with Jesus. In this episode, Bucky and Mary talk about what causes our hearts to drift and what helps us return to a vibrant love for Christ. They tackle questions like: What does genuine brokenness look like? How can you tell when something is truly off in your walk with Christ? And can someone drift so far that God won’t restore them? These questions sit at the heart of the battle we all face—and this conversation offers honest, hope-filled answers.

This episode takes an honest look at a topic rarely discussed anymore—backsliding. Bucky explains what spiritual decline is, why it happens, and how believers can return to a close walk with Jesus. You’ll learn the subtle stages of drifting, the difference between false and true repentance, and the hope God offers to every believer who turns back to Him. If you feel distant from God—or if your spiritual life has grown dull—this message will help you find your way back.

People’s lives can get messy. That’s when we tend to back away. But this episode isn’t about those who fall; it’s about those who help them back up. Bucky and Brooke talk about what it means to step into someone else’s mess with courage and compassion. They explore the roadblocks that keep us from helping, and the difference between true burden-bearing and being a busybody. Discover why biblical restoration is as much about your own heart as the one you’re helping to restore.

When a fellow believer stumbles, how do we respond? Too often, the church shoots its own wounded instead of restoring them with grace and compassion. God calls spiritually mature believers to come alongside the fallen, helping them find their footing again. This message explores what it means to bear one another’s burdens—and what God requires of people who restore the fallen.

Jesus talked more about money than about heaven and hell combined—so why is it still such an unpopular topic in church? In this sermon recap, Bucky and Mary talk about what it means to see your finances from God’s perspective. They answer questions like: Are New Testament believers called to a different standard of giving? How is generosity connected to salvation? And why do we tie so much of our identity to what we own? Join us for a down-to-earth conversation about an uncomfortable—but essential—topic.

Most people get uncomfortable when churches talk about money—but Jesus didn’t. In fact, He talked about money and possessions more than heaven and hell combined. In this message, Bucky explains why genuine generosity starts with the heart, and how the Bible’s four principles of giving can transform the way you see generosity.

Walking with God means learning to move at His speed—whether He’s holding still or charging ahead. Too often we rush ahead or hesitate when He’s ready to move. When God is leading, why wouldn’t you go? He’s not asking you to do what you can do. He’s showing you what He can do.

As North Hall Church met on their new land for the first time, Bucky preached an inspiring message about what it’s going to take to build on this land. From Moses’ prayer in Exodus 33, Bucky outlined how to move toward God’s promise—with God’s presence, in God’s power, with God’s provision, and for God’s purpose. But it’s crucial to remember why God does what He does. Join us for this exciting outdoor service and visionary message.

Forgiveness isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s the Christian thing to do. In this conversation, Bucky and Brooke talk about how forgiveness plays out in everyday life. They get into what unforgiveness does to you, why humility matters, how to teach forgiveness to your kids, and what it looks like to let go of the hurt. Plus, find out why forgiveness has more to do with Jesus than with the person who offended you.