Belief plus actions equals faith! This week's message, "Religious People Go to Church; Spiritual People Belong to Church," will show how dividing the faith formula (belief + action) results in half of a faith where people go to church rather than belong to it. Also, it will show how to solve the problem of understanding that Christianity is not just another religion but a truth about absolute reality—a fact where people "get to" say, "I'm Lovin' It!"  

Speaker: Senior Pastor Drake Hunter

Observing the faith today, encouraging others has gone by the wayside, and discouragement is how most Christians walk. This week's message, "Religious People Push You Down; Spiritual People Lift You Up," flips that upside down and will show how encouragement is the oxygen of the soul. It will also give creative ways to "Think Outside the Bun" to encourage others during disheartening times, even to your enemy.    

If there ever was a person who had the right to think like a victim, it was Jesus. However, he never did. Just the opposite. This week's message, "Religious People Think Like  Victims: Spiritual People Think Like Victors, will show how going the  second mile creates "deference" in the soul to resolve defensive living  and put offensiveness to rest. It will also give the secret of how to  respond honorably in the best and worst conditions to show respect for  all of life.

This week's message, "Religious People Dish Out Bologna; Spiritual  People Bring Home the Bacon," reveals if a Christian is phony or  trustworthy. It will teach the listener how to develop their "no" muscle  to stop dishing out bologna towards their faith and beef up their "yes"  to God. A "yes" that brings home the bacon to grow God's Kingdom  through the way, truth, and life of Jesus.

Next to love, self-control is the most critical thing in life. This  week's message, "Religious People Have a Relationship with Their Bible;  Spiritual People have a relationship with God," focuses on Grace and  truth and how they work together with time to grow life's grace-filled  relationships with God and others. It will also show how self-control is  essential to navigating God's Love and Word well to become mature image  bearers of God, now and always.

The Christian idea of love means seeking the other person's good, even at the expense of my good. This week's message, "Religious People Say, I Love You Because I Need You; Spiritual People Say, I Need You Because I Love You," focuses  on the expectation of loving people responsibly through God's way. It  will also show how a heart of reconciliation is vital to mending broken  relationships to pave the way for Jesus, that always says, "I need you  because I love you."

“Love”  is a word that is thrown around a lot these days with little  understanding of its true meaning.  We tend to love things and use  people rather than using things and loving people.

Guest Speaker: Reagan Gardner

If you feel like your life is out of control, then remember these two words of Jesus..."Follow Me."