1 Samuel 17:17-24 teaches us that every calling from God includes Errand Seasons where we learn lessons of faithfulness, obedience, and humility.

In 1 Corinthians 9:24–27, Paul compares the Christian life to a race that requires effort, training, purpose, and integrity. In this College Takeover message, we discover how biblical self-discipline isn’t about earning God’s love, but responding to the finished work of Jesus by surrendering every area of our lives to Him. The Christian life is a self-disciplined life—one that seeks to become more like Christ and live with eternal purpose.

When God has a plan, it almost always involves some kind of waiting. David’s example in 1 Samuel 16:14-23 teaches us what to do while we wait.

David’s anointing as the next King of Israel was accompanied by a lifelong gift of power from the Spirit. When God anoints us as his children and for specific tasks, He also fills us with the power of the Spirit to live out our identity and accomplish His plans.

On August 9, 2026 we dedicated the new Christian Chapel sanctuary. We celebrated God’s faithfulness and examined what the scriptures teach us about the purpose and function of the worship spaces where we gather.

Our words are powerful. Proverbs teaches us how to guard our words and use our words to bring life into the world.

When God saw the suffering of His people, He began preparing an unlikely deliverer. Moses was ordinary, deeply flawed, and full of insecurity—yet God chose him anyway. Discover how God uses imperfect people who are willing to trust Him.