We are not looking to be better than anyone else; we are looking to be the best version of who God has called us to be. Listen to this Sunday's sermon to hear about what an uncommon vision for our lives looks like.

There are many obstacles to face when raising children in today's society: from the pervasive influence of technology and social media to healthy boundaries and relationships. Listen to today's podcast to hear from Pastor David Daniel and Counselor Clint Davis as they discuss what godly parenting looks like and how we can navigate the hard topics together.

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Building Better Bridges: A Guidebook To Having Difficult Conversations That Can Save Our Children

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Living in gratitude means serving the Lord with gladness, even in times of pain! It stems from knowing that the Lord is God, the source of our existence and the Shepherd of our lives. Listen to this Sunday's sermon as we dive deeper into uncommon gratitude!

Unity in the biblical community is about coming together for something bigger, better, and more important than anything else we could imagine. Listen to this Sunday's sermon as we dive into the importance of biblical community!

Happy Valentine's Day! We hope this conversation adds a little extra love to your day and encourages you on your journey in, or toward, marriage. So sit back, relax, and let's dive into some heart-to-heart chats about all things love and matrimony.

Biblical community is a place of shared brokenness and shared joy. It's

We are created for relationships with others.

1 CORINTHIANS 13:4-7 ESV

Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.

It is impossible to overestimate the power and importance of the Word of God.

Over these past 21 days of prayer and fasting, we have set aside our comfort to seek something more valuable. It is impossible to spend time calling on God, asking Him to bring Heaven down, and there be no change because God is faithful, and His Word promises that He responds to the prayers of His people.

Throughout these past few weeks, God has shown up and moved in an extraordinary way. People have been saved, set free, and miraculously healed. There’s so much to celebrate, but the exciting reality is that this is only the beginning. There is still more that God wants to do!

Have you ever found yourself in this place? You have a friend that you want to tell about Jesus. You know that they don’t have a relationship with God but have never had the courage to bring it up. Every time that you start to work up the confidence, your thoughts are flooded with “What if they think I’m weird?”, “What if I don’t know what to say?” or “What if they stop being my friend?” Ultimately, you decide that it’s better not to say anything. You’re frustrated with yourself because you know what you need to do, but you don’t have the boldness to do it.

If you resonate with that scenario, then know that you’re not alone. When we come to Acts 4, we find the early church in a situation where they need boldness. Except for them, the stakes are higher. If they share Christ, they wouldn’t just be losing a friend…they could lose their lives. The Jewish ruling council had just given the order that Peter, John, and the church could no longer speak in the name of Jesus. If they broke this charge, it could result in a beating, imprisonment, or even death.

For most people, if they hear a threat like that, they would start praying for God to remove the opposition. What the church did was completely different. They did not pray for God to remove their problem; instead, they prayed for boldness. The incredible reality about this account is that God immediately answered their prayer. What was God’s answer to their prayer for boldness? The baptism of the Holy Spirit. Every person in that meeting was filled with the Holy Spirit, which enabled them to speak the word of God boldly.