As we wrap up our More Than Religion series, Pastor Joe walks through Psalm 103 and reminds us that one of the greatest challenges we face in our relationship with God is simply forgetting. David speaks to his own soul, calling himself to remember God’s gifts, character, and power. As we remember his forgiveness, steadfast love, mercy, justice, and everlasting power, we are reminded that there is nothing better than being close to God.

As we continue our More Than Religion series, Pastor Zach explores what it means to have a genuine relationship with God and how we can know the Holy Spirit is present in our lives. Through Romans 8:16–18 and other passages, we see that our relationship with God isn’t something we manufacture through religious effort–it’s a supernatural relationship made possible by the presence of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Zach walks through four ways the Spirit works in us: on us, in us, for us, and through us, reminding us that even our desire to grow in our relationship with God is evidence of his work in our lives.

As we continue through our More Than Religion series, Pastor Zach walks through John 14:1–3 and reminds us that God’s heart is for people. Jesus promises that there is a place for us in the Father’s house, and that he is the one who prepares the way–not because we earn it, but because he wants us with him. Even when we feel disqualified by our failures, Jesus invites us to stop trying to earn God’s grace and trust what he has already done for us.

As we kick off our More Than Religion series, Pastor Zach reminds us that God has always desired something deeper than religious activity–he wants a relationship with us. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture reveals God's pursuit of his people and his invitation to know him personally. Through Jesus, we don't have to earn our way to God; we simply respond to his invitation to draw near and experience the life we were created for.

As we conclude our More Wisdom, More Life series, Pastor Joe unpacks Proverbs 4:23 and explains why guarding your heart is one of the most important pursuits of the Christian life. He shows that the heart is the center of who we are, shaping our desires, decisions, and capacity to love God and others. Discover why our hearts are constantly being influenced, how sin affects them more deeply than we realize, and the practical ways we can protect and nourish them as we grow in wisdom and experience more life.

As we continue our More Wisdom, More Life series, Pastor Joe explores Proverbs 26:20 and the surprising connection between gossip and conflict. He explains why we often "whisper" about others, what those conversations reveal about our hearts, and how the love of God meets our deepest needs for significance, belonging, and grace. Discover how growing in wisdom enables us to stop fueling conflict and become people who bring peace instead.

As we continue our More Wisdom, More Life series, Pastor Joe unpacks Proverbs 25:28 and shows us why self-control is essential to living a life of wisdom. He reminds us that our greatest struggle isn't a lack of willpower–it's misplaced affection. When anything becomes more important than God, our lives become vulnerable to compromise and brokenness. But as we grow in our love for Jesus and remember all he has done for us, our desires are reordered, our souls are strengthened, and we experience the protection and freedom found in him.

As we continue our More Wisdom, More Life series, Pastor Zach explores Proverbs 22:7 and challenges us to see debt through the lens of biblical wisdom. While our culture normalizes borrowing, Scripture reveals how debt can quietly steal our freedom, peace, and purpose. Jesus invites us to let go of the temporary things we chase and trust him with our priorities, finances, and future. True freedom is found not in having more, but in following the One who leads us to more life.

As we continue our More Wisdom, More Life series, Pastor Jamie explores Proverbs 22:1–2 and what it truly means to have a good name. He contrasts the exhausting pursuit of approval from others and ourselves with the lasting identity found in God alone. Through the gospel, we discover that our worth isn't earned by our performance but received through Jesus, who exchanges his perfect reputation for our broken one.

As we continue our More Wisdom, More Life series, Pastor Zach explores Proverbs 14:30 and reminds us that envy quietly robs us of the joy and contentment God desires for us. He challenges us to recognize the "if only" thoughts that can take root in our hearts and shift our focus away from God's goodness. Through the hope of the gospel, we are reminded that in Christ we are fully loved, richly blessed, and free to celebrate the blessings God gives to others while finding lasting contentment in him.