In this episode with all five pastors we talk about our Sunday breakfast routine as pastors, we learn about what happens to Jeremy when he doesn't eat breakfast before his training session, and we discuss grace and truth.

In this episode with four of our five pastors talk about using Duolingo to learn a new language and evangelism methods old and new.

Four of our five pastors sit down to talk about their preferences on hydration and then get a little more serious on apps we use to mature out faith.

In this episode with all five pastors we try pumpkin spice Twinkies, we talk about wood-flavored ice cream, among many other topics, and focus in on forgiveness from Brooks' latest message in our series from Philemon.

In this episode with all five of our pastors we talk about the end of AOL dial-up internet, a shiny gold paper plate, and Brooks' message, A Choice To Forgive.

In this episode with all five of our pastors (eventually), we talk about Leopold's Ice Cream, Dunkin Donuts, and Power and A/C. We also discuss Brooks' first message from our new series on Philemon.

In this episode with all five of our pastors, we talk about descaling a coffee maker, descaling a fish, and whether any of our pastors considered military service. We also discuss the message from Sunday, 8/3/2025, The Disciple's Journey.

In this episode with all five of our pastors, we talk about the very hot heat wave sweeping through our area along with some jokes by Brooks (some hotter than others). We also discuss Brooks accidentally triggering the SOS feature on Life360, what counts as “location stalking,” and the deeper topic of what it means to truly serve others—building on Brooks’ recent message from Sunday.

In this episode with all five of our pastors we answer two important questions:

1. When is too early for pumpkin spice?
2. Are you sock-sock-shoe-shoe or sock-shoe-sock-shoe?

We also talk about Brooks' message from Sunday, July 20, 2025 on loving Jesus.

In this episode with three of our five staff pastors we talk about what Sunday mornings are really like — the chaos, the calling, and the comedy. Whether Sundays bring joy, frustration, or both—one thing’s for sure: God meets us in the middle of the mess.