On a ship, when a man goes overboard, it's the goal of the rescue team to keep their eyes on that man. When we follow Jesus, we need to hear and keep our eyes on Him. Listen in as Pastor Scott teaches on what it means to hear from God.

Wouldn't it be great if there was a "Do Over" button when we say or do something that we didn't intend to do? Thankfully, God is a God of Second Chances. Listen in as Pastor Scott teaches on what it means for each of us to have a "Do Over."

As Copper Creek begins its "Over" series, Lanee Reichert speaks on letting go of the games we play with God, and moving into His calling to reconcile us back to Him.

As Copper Creek wraps up its "The Bible Doesn't Tell Me So" series, Pastor Scott speaks on the phrase God Helps Those Who Help Themselves.

Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin. We often believe this phrase to be in the Bible, but Pastor Scott teaches how there is just one word in this often quoted phrase that we need to pay attention to.

God won't give you more than you can handle. You've probably heard this and you may have even said it to someone who is going through a difficult season. But is it true? Listen in as Pastor Scott shares what the Bible says about God giving us more than we can handle.

Everything Happens for a Reason. Right? Listen in as Dave Plemons speaks on how this phrase, while so commonly used, might be more harmful than helpful.

Listen in as Copper Creek continues its "Upside Down Christmas" series as Pastor Scott speaks on the shepherds, and how value works differently in the Kingdom of God.

The word "Love" gets tossed around a lot during Christmas. Yet, loving others upside-down, the way Jesus did, might require us to think a little differently about who we are loving.

In Week Two of Copper Creek's "Upside Down Christmas" Series, Pastor Scott teaches on how we can learn from Mary's example of how to serve in an upside-down way.