Seasons are changing! Bishop shows us how God processes us through time and that process produces patience. Patience can only be developed in the soil of delay. Know your season and the time you're in!

We can do all things through Christ Who strengthens us! Pastor Phil Ryburn couples this verse with the idea of walking from affliction toward potential. The right perspective leads to contentment, and when we're content in Christ, we can do all things!

Taste and see! Pastor Meredith Ryburn finishes our series "Now, We Eat!" with this message on the table God prepares for us. The point of our table is to share what we've experienced at His, but excuses can get in the way. Have you tasted and seen that He is good?

A sunrise breakfast! Pastor Meredith Ryburn continues this series, showing us how Jesus used times of meals and gathering to train His disciples to receive and engage. Move from the teaching moment to the application moment, from receiving to participating!

Success in life isn't just about being in the right place, but being there at the right time! Pastor Phil Ryburn continues the "Now, We Eat" series, with the story of the Good Samaritan. We have everything we need to make a difference! Who do you need to show compassion to?

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Now, we eat! Pastor Meredith Ryburn kicks off this series about feasting, gathering, and creating community. Our food tells a story of who we are, from Adam & Eve's separation to Jesus' restorative work to the example of the early Church. Everyone is welcome at the table of God's presence!

Everything we need is in the will of God! Bishop goes deeper in this message into the series on Commit the Way. We're blind in our discernment wherever we're needy in our souls, but there is a good and proper way to do everything! Can you cast aside your own will and way to commit to the way of God?

Who can God reach through your influence? Pastor Meredith Ryburn uses the life of Esther to show us that our positions of influence should give us a heart for the people God has sent us to. If we don't stand in our place, we leave gaps. What are you doing with the last "Yes" God gave you?

Who can God reach through your influence? Pastor Meredith Ryburn uses the life of Esther to show us that our positions of influence should give us a heart for the people God has sent us to. If we don't stand in our place, we leave gaps. What are you doing with the last "Yes" God gave you?

Commit the way! Pastor Phil Ryburn introduces this series on committing our ways to the Lord, outlining how we trust, delight, commit, wait, refrain, and hope. How we approach these actions determines how we move forward. Double is our portion!