To kickoff our year together we look into 2 crucial ways to follow Jesus as King in 2021.

2020 has been an interesting year that can test one’s faith and destroy those in despair. How can we, as followers of Christ, respond effectively during discouraging times?

Continuing our Christmas theme of the KINGship of Jesus, we press in to ways to exalt the King through living awake, bold and full of love.

The Christmas story in Luke is actually an incendiary political statement that the sitting emperor is a false King, while the babe in a manger is the true King. What does that mean for our lives in 2020?

Building on the prior message about the supernatural power of gratitude, we dig in to what it looks like to train the mind toward gratitude.

Our bodies are good, but they are not God. In this message, Mariah Nix connects the importance of the goodness of God in our created bodies to the incarnation of the Son of God at Christmas.

Whether you choose to make gratitude or grumbling a way of life may mean the difference between spiritual life and death.

Thankfulness feeds our body, mind, and soul as it takes us closer to Jesus.

The “separation” of church and state is often used to shut down religion in the public square. But is that what the Founding Fathers intended and how they lived? NO!

The “separation” of church and state is often used to shut down religion in the public square. But is that what the Founding Fathers intended and how they lived? NO!