Pastor Chris Seay shares a message from the home of our World Champion Houston Astros; casting vision for the season ahead, and the opportunities we have to cultivate and deepen relationships as we provide hospitality and invite others into the stories that God is writing in our midst.  

Pastor Titus Benton continued our Exodus series into this Easter season with a striking message about the book of Exodus: The book isn't so much about an exodus as it is about God's presence. God is not only beside us but God, like in the tabernacle, dwells inside of us in the Holy Spirit. God is always with us.

Pastor Chris Seay continues our Lenten series with a message about our forgetfulness. As we return to the Eucharist, tell our stories, and mark our lives and surroundings in remembrance, we are reminded of God's unfailing love and deliverance. Our sister Erika Graham followed up with a message about the reality of being spiritually awake: when we're awake, any work we do is sacred and serves as a reminder of the living God.

Pastor Titus Benton reminded us in this Lenten season that God's rules aren't so much strict moral guidelines as they are an invitation to a transforming relationship of freedom. God's people have a choice — either take no other gods, or choose to be enslaved by whatever else they worship.

Pastor Chris Seay continued our Lenten series in the story of the Exodus; sharing an important and heartfelt word on God's desire for intimacy with us. We've been raised to merely follow rules, when what God truly wants from us is relationship.

Pastor Titus Benton kicked off the first Sunday of Lent by challenging us to take the first step in moving from captivity to freedom. Like the Israelites at the shores of the Red Sea, we must choose to break camp and move forward from the destructive patterns of sin that often enslave us.

Pastor Chris Seay begins a conversation that we pray will guide us through the upcoming season of Lent. Chris challenges us to make the weeks ahead an exodus from the pharaohs that have taken hold of our hearts and lives. Pastor Jim Doremus followed up and encourages us that we are wired for growth, armed and able with the Holy Spirit and a community of support.

This week, our brother Jack Wisdom reminds us that loving enemies is not merely a part of the Gospel; it is the Gospel. As we seek to follow in the Way of Jesus, we must learn to make a daily practice of forgiveness.