Spoiler: it's true. You don't have to go church to be a Christian, but God didn't design this walk to be one that's done alone. Church is more than a building: it's a community. As we continue taking on "Tiktok Theology," we zoom in on four reasons the Bible gives us to make church a priority.

What is the one thing you want most in life? If your answer is happiness, you're not alone. Society has taught us that the ultimate goal for ourselves and others is to be happy, but what if God designed us for so much more? In the first edition of "TikTok Theology," we look at the dangers of settling for temporary happiness over longterm joy.

You may have heard the story of the prodigal son, but have you ever considered who YOU are in that story? As we round out our "Guest List" series, Pastor Adam French joins us for a message on the importance of being an image bearer for God and not a barrier keeping people from him.

Have you ever felt “on fire” for Jesus? How long did that feeling last? Just like a real fire, work has to go into maintaining the fire the Holy Spirit lights inside of you. As we continue our “Guest List” series, Pastor Brennan Washington from City Light Church gives us 5 ways to fuel that fire and promote spiritual growth in our lives.

Are you dealing with emotional overload? It's okay to say yes, we promise. We've all carried far more than we should at one point or another, and if you find yourself doing that right now, this message is for you. As we continue our "Guest List" series, Pastor Clint Lamberth goes through the strategy that Jesus gives us to help let go of what isn't ours to carry in the first place.

In parenting and in life, following the crowd is easy. But God calls us to lead out of conviction, not convenience. As our "Guest List" series continues, Pastor Terrell Somerville from Freedom Church in Gallatin joins us for a message on intentional parenting.

The book of Proverbs can be a little tough to read on the surface, so we had to bring in three of our favorite speakers to break it down! In this special 3 in 30, our own Steve Hines, Jeremy DeLoach, and Lauren Pugh each bring a message from a different passage of one of Scripture's most complex but applicable books.

Every journey in Christ is different. Sometimes we spend years running away from God, and other times we spend years resting in comfort after initially being on fire for Christ. But no matter what, God's purpose is always waiting for us. As we wrap up our series "When Jesus Ruined My Life," we examine two very different journeys in faith: a tax collector and a religious teacher.

Being around Jesus isn't the same as knowing Jesus. We can know scripture, we can go to church, but it's our heart that God is seeking above all else. For the next stop in our series "When Jesus Ruined My Life," we see how frutiless knowledge can be without the boldness to step out in faith.

How will you be remembered? In the case of Pontius Pilate, his legacy is tied to the death of Jesus. As we continue through our series "When Jesus Ruined My Life," we dive into the problem with passivity and the importance of acting boldly against the crowd.