Lynda Randolph wraps up our series this week. We complete our Life App: Real Tools for Real Life series with the Life App of Love—both the deep connection of philia love and the selfless sacrifice of agape love. Grounded in 1 Corinthians 13:4-7, we’re reminded that true love means loving God fully and loving others well.

In our Life App series, we explore the Life App of Mutual Affection—brotherly kindness expressed through both feeling and action. Discover how building genuine connection takes proximity, time, and a willingness to understand and extend grace to one another.

Discover what it truly means to live a life of godliness—not about perfection or religiosity, but reflecting God's character in our relationships. This message explores John 13:1-7 and how godliness is choosing humility over pride, kindness over recognition, giving over receiving, and love over hate.

True self-control is rooted in love. Discover how God's love secures our identity, shapes our self-worth, and guides us to live with purpose in this week's Life App message.

Kristal Locke shares a message on perseverance. Perseverance is more than just pushing through—it’s about naming our pain, releasing it, and staying committed to what truly matters. In this message, we reflect on Galatians 6:9 and explore how perseverance shapes our faith and daily lives.

In this message from our Life App series, we explore how true knowledge goes beyond information—it's about applying God's truth in our daily lives. Discover how faith and knowledge are intertwined, shaped by God's Word, His Spirit, relationships with others, and the beauty of His creation.

In a culture that often prioritizes being right over being kind, Jesus calls us to something greater—goodness (Matthew 7:15-20). In this message we explore how God's very nature is good (Psalm 34:8) and how He calls us to reflect His lovingkindness (Micah 6:8).

Life App: Real Tools for Real Life is a new series exploring how God's power transforms us to impact the world around us. In this message, we dive into 2 Peter 1:3-10, emphasizing that faith isn’t just about knowledge—it’s about application.

Our Annual Celebration captures highlights from the past year, featuring reflections from our ministry leaders and key moments from our church community. We explore, together, the culture shifts we are embracing as we move into the new year.

Explore Moses' excuses in Exodus 4:1-17 and see how they mirror our own hesitation to follow God's call. This message challenges us to stop negotiating and start obeying, trusting that God will provide everything we need to take the first step.