We all know how frustrating it is to see someone just going through the motions, and that’s what happened with Saul, the first king of Israel. He looked the part, did some good things, but missed what God truly wanted: his heart, not just empty rituals. Are we ever guilty of that—doing religious things without real obedience or surrender? God desires our genuine heart and devotion, not just “looking the part.” When you give Jesus your whole heart, He transforms you from the inside out. Are you ready to go beyond the motions? 

The first sermon in the series titled "Thanks Giving", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Ever feel like your past or mistakes disqualify you from God’s plans? Jephthah and Samson had huge issues, but God used them in powerful ways. Their stories reveal how Jesus takes what’s broken and transforms it for a purpose only He can fulfill. Join us as we dig into how Jesus takes what the world might call "damaged" and transforms it into something beautiful, strong, and ready for a purpose only He can create.

The seventh sermon in the series titled "Full Out", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Becoming fluent in the Gospel means letting the Good News about Jesus naturally flow through every part of our lives. Just as with any language, we immerse ourselves—thinking, speaking, and living with the power of the Gospel, so it changes how we see ourselves and others. When life brings doubt, discouragement, or confusion, the truth of Jesus reminds us we’re valued, loved, and redeemed, transforming the way we live each day.

The sixth sermon in the series titled "Full Out", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Ever said something you instantly regretted? In James 3, we’re reminded of how powerful our words are. Our tongues may be small, but they can steer the course of our lives and impact others in big ways. This devotional explores how taming our tongues isn’t about being perfect, but about relying on God’s wisdom and letting our words bring life, not harm. Are your words reflecting God’s love, or are they causing damage?

The fifth sermon in the series titled "Full Out", with Guest Speaker Tyler Volkers. 

If you could ask for anything in the world, what would it be? When Solomon had the chance, he asked for wisdom, and God blessed him beyond measure. In this week's devotional, we explore how living wisely—seeing the world as God does—brings true contentment. Whether it's putting God first, caring for others, or working with an eternal perspective, Jesus shows us what wise living looks like. Are you living for the short game, or the long game with God?

The fourth sermon in the series titled "Full Out", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.