Men, life is a fight — and if you want to win, you must show up ready to battle. Nothing comes without sacrifice and hard work. Every day, you and your family are up against enemies that want to take you out. If you don’t fight, you’ll lose. Your kids need you to lead them with strength and consistency. If you want to build a legacy, it starts with the fight you bring every day. Join Pastor Danny as he starts a brand-new series all about how to fight for the things that matter most. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

As Pastor Danny wraps up the Religion vs Relationship series, he’s highlighting how self-righteousness can make us judgmental and lead us to look down on others. Religion can sometimes feed into that mindset, but the truth is, you can’t truly love someone if you think you’re better than them. Our righteousness doesn’t come from ourselves—it’s a gift we receive through faith. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

Let’s be real — hypocrisy in the church is one of the biggest reasons people walk away from faith. Maybe you’ve seen it. Maybe you’ve been hurt by it. In this message, we’re not making excuses — we’re confronting it head-on. If you’ve ever thought, “Christians don’t live what they preach,” this one’s for you. There’s more to faith — and to Jesus — than what you’ve been shown. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

Religion is all about rules, and the pressure of trying to earn God’s approval. But a real relationship with God is based on love, not performance. It’s about what Jesus already did, not what you have to do. One crushes you with shame; the other reminds you who you really are. Join Pastor Aaron Beasley, as he explains to us why relationship beats religion every time. Speaker: Pastor Aaron Beasley

We all wrestle with reasons that hold us back from serving — whether it’s time, fear, or feeling like we don’t have much to offer. But Jesus gave us an example to follow: humble, intentional service. In this message, we’re invited to rediscover the path to purpose, joy, and true greatness — not through status, but through serving. What might change if we picked up the towel and stepped into the life we were made for?

Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

We live in a world where it’s easy to treat faith like a product—something to watch, consume, and critique from a distance. But Jesus didn’t invite us to stay on the sidelines; He called us to get on the field. This message is a challenge to move from passive belief to active obedience. You were saved to serve, not spectate. Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

Many of us have become comfortable consumers. If we don’t challenge this mindset, God risks becoming just another part of our lives instead of the center. To truly follow Christ and become more like Him, we must model His behavior by serving others. Pastor Cody challenges us to grab a towel and serve with humility, focus on what we can do, and do it faithfully. Speaker: Pastor Cody Johnson

People who are far from God matter deeply to Him. As a church, we are on a relentless pursuit to see people who are far from God come to Christ and grow in Christ. When the church stops pursuing the lost, it drifts from God’s heart. Pastor Danny reminds us of what’s at stake and to never stop pursuing those who are far from Christ in our lives! Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson

No mistake is too big, and no past is too messy for the grace of God. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’ve gone too far or done too much to be forgiven, this message is for you. Jesus came not to condemn, but to restore—and His grace reaches deeper than your guilt. Discover the freedom that comes when you stop running and start receiving the forgiveness that’s been waiting for you all along. Speaker:

Sometimes the greatest danger isn’t in taking a bold step—it’s in standing still. In a world full of challenges and injustice, staying silent or playing it safe comes at a cost. This message explores the unseen risk of not taking action, the power of purpose, and what it means to be brave when it really counts. What if you were made for such a time as this? Speaker: Pastor Danny Anderson