1 Corinthians 7:17-24 - This Sunday, Jud Jordan walked us through 1 Corinthians 7:17–24 — and the reminder hit home: we don't have to escape our circumstances to find God. He's calling us to stay, embrace the life in front of us (hardships and all), and keep our eyes fixed on Him. One takeaway to carry into your week: your situation was never the point. God is.

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan

1 Corinthians 7:10-16 - Marriage is sacred, but some seasons are painful. This message walks honestly through what God's Word says to those navigating the ache of broken or strained covenant — offering not easy answers, but anchoring truth and the hope of peace.

Speaker: Jeremy Woods, Ministry Coordinator

1 Corinthians 7:1-9 - In this message we look at a truth that pushes back against so much of what the world teaches: we do not belong to ourselves. God’s Word invites us to see our bodies, our lives, and our relationships through the lens of His wisdom and His design. It may be a challenging word, but it’s one filled with truth, clarity, and grace.

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan

Acts 19:11-17 - We talk about what it means to know who we are in Christ and why the local church matters so deeply in the world around us. It’s a timely reminder that the church is not just a place we go, but a people called to carry the hope of Jesus into the world.

Speaker: Dr. Bob Clanton

1 Corinthians 6:12-20 - This is a passage that speaks honestly about sex, purity, and the way Jesus calls us to live in a world full of confusion and compromise. It may be a challenging topic, but it’s one where God’s truth brings freedom, clarity, and hope.

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan

1 Corinthians 6:1-8 - In 1 Corinthians 6:1–8, Paul challenges the church to examine how they respond when conflict arises among believers. This message reminds us that Christian maturity is revealed not only in what we believe, but in how we treat one another when we disagree.

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan

John 7:37-39 - In “Let the River Flow,” Dr. Clem Ferris teaches from John 7:37–39, where Jesus invites the thirsty to come to Him and drink. This message reminds us that Jesus not only satisfies the deepest thirst of our souls, but also fills believers with the Holy Spirit so that His life can flow through us. Rather than living as reservoirs, we are called to be rivers—continually filled with the Spirit and poured out for the glory of God.

Speaker: Dr. Clem Ferris

1 Corinthians 5:1–8 - This passage reminds us that what we tolerate can shape us. This message points us to the seriousness of sin, the call to repentance, and the hope of living as a people made new in Christ.

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan

Looking at Romans 8:1 and John 8:1-11, this Easter message centers on the good news of Jesus and the freedom He gives. Because of His life, death, and resurrection, we can live in the hope and victory of the gospel.

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan

1 Samuel 30:8-15 - In the final message of What to Do When You’re at the End of Yourself, we studied 1 Samuel 30:8–15 and saw how God leads us forward one step at a time. 

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan