The Fruit of the Spirit is not a coconut. It's what God is producing in your life as you follow Jesus. The fruit is growing and it just might be slightly different than you were thinking it would look like. Do you know what God is producing in you? Message by Denny Foreman.

Have you ever been or seen a Christian that doesn't act like a Christian? What does that even mean? Have you ever stopped to think about what really is "the Christian thing to do?"

Sometimes its the things we do that we don't think about that keep us from fully following Jesus. When is the last time you checked your auto pilot?

Believers in Jesus love one another. That's hard to do sometimes (or all the time!) Message from Tony Koch

Let's live this year for Jesus! It's not easy to know exactly what we have to do, but if we grow closer to the Lord our lives will be different. Message by Tony Holloman

Happy New Year! We have new challenges to face and new battles to overcome. Thankfully, we have the same God this year as we did last year! Some battles are God's to fight for us. Do not be afraid. He is a mighty warrior!

You better watch out! You better not cry! You better not pout I'm telling you why... wait, no. That's not God. We can approach God much differently than this popular Christmas song portrays. Message by Denny Foreman.

How is Santa Claus Theology different than God Theology? When did we ever let "you better be good for goodness sake" control how we live. There is a better message for Christmas. There is hope for you to "be good" that doesn't depend on you. God great. God is good. Let's thank Him for Christmas!

The naughty and nice list Santa is keeping has to be one of the most famous lists in our culture. Everyone knows those on the naughty list get coal. How do you know that? The gospel of Jesus Christ is so much better than this. Stop relating to God like He is Santa with a list going to find out if you are naughty or nice.

What are you looking forward to? Are you looking forward to Christmas? There is a lot of countdown and anticipation for the big Christmas day... but do we have the same anticipation for Jesus' coming? Message by Jordan Wertz.