In this exhortation, Pastor Mike Polley guides us in reflection of a phrase from the beginning of Psalm 1. We should remember that Christ came full of grace and truth, and Jesus is the only one who says the right things, at the right time, from the right heart.

In this exhortation, Pastor Jonathan Parnell gives an exhortation directed to our church planter, Jordan Hecox, to desire God above all else. The Hecox family and their team will God-willing plant Gospel Joy Church in the coming year in Mankato, MN.

In this exhortation, Jordan Hecox gives 5 promises from the word to cling to when we find our lives fitting the reality of risk.

In this exhortation, Pastor David Mathis exhorts us to adore Christ this Advent season. Let us know and enjoy Jesus more in this season of waiting.

In this exhortation, Pastor Josh Foster calls us to worship God with our families. Parents must bring their children up in the Lord. But why? As Deuteronomy says, we were once slaves but the Lord brought us out. True revival in this city, starts with the family.

In this exhortation, Pastor Joe Rigney calls parents to be the smile of God to children. Just as our Father aims for our hearts, parents should aim for the hearts of their children and they may understand what it is to give their heart to their heavenly Father.

In this exhortation, Mike Schumann calls out our proneness, as humans, to look at the outward appearance of others. The book of James warns us to show no partiality as we hold faith in the Lord of glory. Let us not create evil distinctions among one another.

In this exhortation, Marshall Segal draws on 2 Timothy 2:7 to build courage and confidence for the moments when we open God's Word. Understanding is possible because God gives it to us, therefore let's slow down and think harder.

In this exhortation, Pastor Max Kozak encourages us to become who we are as new creations in Christ. In Ephesians 4, Paul teaches that our words should be gracious by building up and giving thanks. We must hate what God hates, including repulsive speech.

In this exhortation, Pastor Jonathan Parnell reminds us of our ultimate purpose. While many things of this life are good things – our spouse, our children, our career – none are to be the center of our lives. Jesus is the center of our lives. We exist for the Glory of God.