In this message from A Day in the Life, Pastor Robey Barnes walks through the book of Philemon to show how the Gospel transforms the way we respond when we’ve been hurt. Forgiveness doesn’t mean ignoring the pain, excusing what happened, or automatically restoring a relationship—it means releasing the debt and refusing to let bitterness keep us imprisoned. Through the story of Philemon and Onesimus, we discover that when our lives are bound to Jesus, we can find the freedom to forgive, let go of the past, and see others through the transforming power of the Gospel.

In Part 2 of our A Day in the Life series, Pastor Robey Barnes explores the powerful, countercultural reality of Koinonia—the selfless, shared life that defined the early church. Looking at Acts 2 and the stories of Barnabas, Ananias, and Sapphira, this message challenges us to loosen our grip on temporary things so we can fully embrace God’s eternal mission.

Following Jesus was never meant to be about consuming church or simply attending services. It’s about belonging to a community, contributing to the body of Christ, and living generously as people transformed by the resurrection.

What does it actually look like to follow Jesus every day—not just on Sundays?

In the first message of our new series, A Day in the Life, Pastor Robey Barnes walks through Acts 2 to show how the early church built their lives around daily rhythms of faith, community, prayer, and God’s Word. Rather than treating faith as something we “fit in” when we have time, Scripture invites us into a lifestyle where Jesus becomes the foundation for everything we do.

Using the S.O.A.P. Method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer), Pastor Robey challenges us to replace occasional spiritual moments with a consistent habit of meeting with God each day. Just as our bodies need constant hydration, our souls need the daily nourishment of God’s Word to bring clarity, wisdom, and strength.

Whether you’re just beginning your faith journey or have followed Jesus for years, this message will encourage you to build habits that lead to lasting transformation.

How do you stay faithful when the world is constantly pulling you in different directions?

In this message, Pastor Josh Slautterback continues our series, The Crew, by unpacking the powerful message of 2 John. Through John’s call to “watch yourselves,” we’re reminded that spiritual drift rarely happens overnight. Instead, it begins with small compromises that slowly pull us away from God’s truth.

What does it look like to stay the course? By walking in both truth and love. Pastor Josh shows how these two aren’t competing values—they’re inseparable marks of a follower of Jesus. As we fix our eyes on Christ, we learn to recognize deception, guard our hearts, and faithfully walk in the direction He has called us.

Friendships shape the direction of our lives—but what makes a friendship truly last?

In this message, Pastor Robey Barnes teaches from 3 John to show that lasting, life-giving relationships aren’t built on convenience or common interests, but on the unchanging truth of Jesus Christ. As our culture encourages everyone to define their own truth, Scripture points us to a better foundation: the Gospel.

Discover how the truth of Christ transforms the way we love, encourage, and walk alongside one another, and why biblical community is essential for every believer.

In Part 2 of The Crew, Pastor Robey Barnes continues our study through 3 John, revealing what biblical hospitality truly looks like. Because Jesus welcomed us when we were strangers, we’re called to extend that same love to others. This message challenges us to move beyond comfort, convenience, and favoritism so that every person who walks into our lives—and our church—experiences the transforming love of Christ.

Friendship was never meant to be built on convenience—it was meant to be built on truth.

In the first message of The Crew, Pastor Robey Barnes teaches through 3 John, revealing how the Gospel provides the foundation for authentic, Christ-centered relationships. Discover how your identity as God’s beloved transforms the way you love others, overcome fear and past hurts, and experience the kind of biblical community you were created for.

No matter where you are in your faith journey, this message will encourage you to build friendships that reflect the love of Jesus and stand the test of time.

As our nation marks its 250th anniversary, Pastor Robey Barnes invites us to reflect through the lens of Psalm 122. In this standalone message, The Beautiful: A Better Kingdom, we discover that while we can celebrate our country’s history and pray for its flourishing, our ultimate hope and allegiance belong to the Kingdom of God. Learn what it means to pursue true shalom, seek the peace of our communities, and live as faithful citizens of heaven wherever God has placed us.

In this week’s Summer Stories message, Pastor Josh Slautterback explores Jesus’ Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25:14–30 and reminds us that God has entrusted each of us with unique gifts, opportunities, and resources. Rather than measuring success by comparison or achievement, Jesus calls us to be faithful stewards of what we’ve been given. This message challenges us to move beyond fear, invest our lives for God’s Kingdom, and live with eternity in view as we await Christ’s return.

In this week’s Summer Stories message, Pastor Craig Stephens explores Jesus’ Parable of the Ten Virgins in Matthew 25:1–13 and what it means to live with an expectant faith. Through the imagery of lamps and oil, Jesus teaches that spiritual readiness cannot be borrowed or postponed—it must be cultivated through a personal relationship with Him. As we wait for Christ’s return, we are called to remain watchful, faithful, and prepared. This message is both a challenge to stop delaying obedience and an invitation to embrace the grace of God, who welcomes all who turn to Him in faith.