Today, we begin a new series, The Fourth Wall. As our phones blow up with political texts and Election Day approaches, it is easy to forget that there is more going on here than meets the eye. Though important things are happening, Christians are challenged to remember that we are citizens of the kingdom of God and are called to push beyond the fourth wall to the uncommon perspective of Jesus. Only there are we fully empowered to LoveWell.

Join us for our 6th-anniversary celebration as Pastor Tim reminds us of how God has led us in the past, and Pastor Dave considers the blind man of Mark 8 and how Jesus intends to touch us "once again."

Today's episode concludes the second season of Luke as Pastor Litch leads us to the Jesus of Luke 9.

Our fourth episode of the second season of Luke looks at chapter 8, the parable of the sower and Christ's metaphor of the light that shouldn't be hidden under a bushel. Join us for Pastor Dave's teaching on our ever-growing understanding of God's word.

In today's episode, Pastor Dave leads us in a study of the second half of Luke chapter 7 and the story of a Pharisee, a prostitute and the extraordinary forgiveness of Jesus.

In today's episode, Pastor Dave teaches the joy-filled power of the Jesus of Sabbath from Luke chapter 6. Join us for the invitation to the kind of comfort and rest that changes our perspective and gives us peace to travel through difficult times.

Join us as we launch season two of Luke. Today, Pastor Ritchie leads us to the feet of Jesus in an exploration of Luke 5.

Today, Chris Massengill leads us in our Campus Week message. Chris is our Collegedale Academy chaplain who works tirelessly to grow our high schoolers in Jesus. So today, consider the power of our decisions and our opportunity to commit to Christ fully.

As we conclude the Impact series on Joshua, we trace Caleb's wholehearted devotion to God and explore what stepping into the most challenging spaces in His name means.

Join Pastor Dave in our exploration of Joshua 5 and 6 and the falling walls of Jericho. We will consider the circles we walk and the promises God speaks over our problems.