A relational storm can feel like a TORNADO! Emotions spiral out of control, and we find ourselves getting struck by controversy we never saw coming. Pastor Chris takes the opportunity to address the divide in the United States and how we as followers of Jesus Christ are called to respond.

A financial storm can feel like a TSUNAMI! Wave after wave of unexpected trouble can crash against us and we can feel like we are drowning. In this message, PT encourages us to go up to the high ground that is Jesus Christ.

A health scare can feel like an EARTHQUAKE! The foundations of our life are shaken and we feel like we are caught in a storm. In this message, Pastor Tony opens up about his own medical trials, and the lessons the Lord has given him through it all.

The Holy Spirit is needed for each believer to live out an effective life and to complete the ministry that God has called His church to. Pastor Tony reminds us that our God is living and active to work besides us when we get in the game!

The Word of God is a playbook for our life. Those who know the Word and do the Word are like those that put their uniform on, get their hands dirty, and get in the game.

With God on our side, we are called to claim victory on the battlefield, or the game field, in our life. In this message, PC highlights the need for all of us to get involved and do our part in reaching the world for Christ.

It is time for the church of Jesus Christ to stop sitting on the sidelines and to get in the game! In this message, PT challenges us to get to work by encouraging others into their destiny and potential.

In this very special communion message, Pastor Tony invites us to gather around the table of the Lord and gives us an opportunity to surrender everything to Him.

We all have two natures in us; light and dark. In this message, Pastor Chris explains the importance of living as representatives of the light in all we do.

Everyone needs Jesus. In this message, PT makes an evangelistic challenge and appeal to continually share the gospel. We will continue to make getting people saved a top priority — even more so today than ever.