Our lead pastor, Donnie Williams discusses what freedom means in a culture that seeks to captivate our beliefs and values. This new sermon series through the book of Daniel teaches us that God's people can and should maintain their convictions despite societal pressures. This teaching traces the biblical backstory leading to Daniel, highlighting God's covenant with Abraham and how faith can defy challenging circumstances. Donnie calls for believers to remain steadfast in their faith and convictions, reinforcing that true freedom is found in Christ regardless of cultural influences.

Our lead pastor Donnie Williams urges the importance of imparting biblical values to the youth. He highlights Proverbs as a guide for passing on wisdom and shaping lives. Discussing the challenges faced by Generation Z, Donnie emphasizes the need for Christians to counteract the world's influence and teach biblical values. He calls for all believers to invest in the next generation and lead by example in faith and values.

Our lead pastor, Donnie Williams, emphasizes the importance of having a proper perspective on money, highlighting its dangers and manageability. He encourages earning money with a mindset of serving God, recognizing the limited satisfaction it brings. Giving generously is crucial, showcasing trust in God's provision and support for His kingdom. Donnie encourages us to understand that money is dangerous and limited, but also that at the same time money is manageable. Wisdom in finances looks like earning it honestly, giving it away generously, and trusting God along the way.

Donnie discusses the power of trusting God over human wisdom. The sermon focuses on the influence of friendships in making positive or negative choices, urging listeners to surround themselves with wise companions. Donnie emphasizes the impact of peer influence on decision-making and the importance of choosing friends who share a biblical worldview. He addresses challenges hindering meaningful relationships like busyness and social media, advocating for face-to-face interactions and vulnerability. The sermon concludes by emphasizing Jesus as the ultimate friend and inviting listeners to embrace loving and trusting relationships with Him.

Austin Abney explores the importance of discerning truth from falsehood in his sermon from The Real Thing series that studies the book of 1 John. The sermon focuses on five life-changing reminders from 1 John, including the assurance of eternal life, confidence in prayer, victory over sin, knowing God's voice, and guarding against idolatry. Austin encourages the church to live authentically, grow in their faith, and prioritize their relationship with God amidst a deceptive world.