In the Gospel of John, Jesus calls himself a good shepherd. And doesn't that seem like exactly what we need right now? In this encouraging message, Pastor Tony teaches on the nature of a good shepherd.

We are going to have to begin adjusting to a new normal, and the best way to do that is to focus on the truth. But not just any truth, but The Truth, Jesus Christ.

Many Christians today don't know what they have access to in the Kingdom of God because they are not leaning into the right source: Jesus Christ as the vine for their life.

In the story of Lazarus, Jesus taught us that not only is he the resurrection from death itself, but he is also the giver of life in the first place.

In this time of darkness across the earth, Pastor Tony reminds us that Jesus told us that he is the Light of the World.

In this last message for our series, Pastor Chris compares much of what we are going through right now to the same crisis the people of Israel found themselves in when being chased by the Egyptians. We may find ourselves tempted to worry, panic, or become selfish, but Jesus has promised his peace to us. And because we can stay present and trust in the Lord, we know that we will get through this.

"Not by might nor by power, but by my Spirit,' says the LORD Almighty."

In this difficult time, Pastor Tony encourages us to surrender ourselves beneath God's hand and to fully trust in Him. He will be the one the brings forth a victory.

Pastor Tony reminds us that to be truly satisfied in God, we must replenish our personal intimacy with Jesus. He then shares the 2 ways that we can do that right now.

In this message, Sean Terry shares the key to becoming refreshed is to rethink our possessions and passions in life, to understand a different perspective of what loss means and what intimacy with Jesus means.

Tyler Green begins a new series on becoming refreshed in our souls by gaining a closer intimacy with Jesus Christ. In this message, Tyler explains how there is a powerful secret place with the Lord only accessible when we become silent before the Lord. When we shut off all the noise and commotion around us, God will speak in a still, small voice to our hearts.