What if the greatest gift you could receive is already living inside you? In this special New Year’s Eve message, Charlie Lacy—one of our own college students—opens the Word to show how the Holy Spirit is not just a doctrine but a daily companion. From conviction to comfort, from guiding prayer to empowering witness, this message will challenge you to walk into the new year under the Spirit's control. Don’t settle for self-effort; live Spirit-filled.

That shiny new truck might be louder than your finances can afford. In this down-to-earth study from Proverbs 12:9, Pastor Bosler contrasts the quiet stability of a simple life with the exhausting emptiness of self-promotion. Through vivid illustrations and practical counsel, he exposes the lie of loud pretending and invites us to choose faithfulness over flash. It’s better to be small and steady than big and broke.

You can win the argument and still lose the war. In this message from 1 Corinthians 6, Pastor Bosler confronts a mentality that threatens the unity and testimony of the church: the obsession with personal victory at any cost. Through Paul’s rebuke of the Corinthians' lawsuits against each other, we see how petty disputes, driven by pride, can unravel the gospel witness of a church. Discover why sometimes the most Christlike thing to do is not to win—but to absorb the loss.

What if the greatest obstacle to answered prayer isn’t God’s reluctance—but our resistance? In this message from Matthew 6:10, Pastor Bosler explores what it really means to pray, “Thy kingdom come, thy will be done.” Far from being empty religious phrases, these petitions dismantle our self-rule and confront selective obedience. With clarity and conviction, we are invited to embrace a prayer life that longs for Christ’s reign and insists on God’s will—not just in the world, but in our hearts, our churches, and our decisions. This is purposeful prayer. This is surrendered prayer.

When the world sat shrouded in silence and shadow, a glimmer broke the horizon. In this brief candlelight message, Pastor Bosler traces the aching darkness of history and the dawning hope found in Jesus, the Dayspring from on high. Recorded in a sanctuary aglow with Christmas light and anticipation, this meditation sets the tone for a worshipful response in song and surrender.

A thief, a shoebox, and a coat. What do they have to do with grace? In this powerful follow-up to the youth program The Jesus Box, Pastor Bobby Bosler walks through 2 Corinthians 8:9 to reveal the heart of the gospel: unearned, undeserved grace. Drawing out the key themes from the play, he shows how Jesus cared, how He came, and how He gives the riches of salvation freely to those who believe. Whether you're like Kayla—religious but not redeemed—or like Elliott—guilty and in need—this message reminds us all that the only gift that matters this Christmas is the one none of us could ever earn.

Christmas wasn’t a sentimental pause—it was a rescue mission into enemy territory. In this powerful Christmas message from Philippians 2, Pastor Bobby Bosler shows how Christ’s incarnation was a conscious act of self-emptying obedience, not just a seasonal tradition. From glory to a manger to a cross, Jesus followed the mission all the way down—so that we might be lifted up. This message will challenge you not only to receive the gift of salvation but also to adopt the mindset that made Christmas possible in the first place.

Is your prayer life actually self-worship in disguise? Jesus didn’t teach us to start prayer with our pain, our problems, or our plans. He taught us to start with God’s name being hallowed—set apart, honored, feared. In this message, Pastor Bobby Bosler exposes how self-centered our prayers often are and calls us to reorient our lives around what actually matters: God’s glory. If your prayers were answered exactly as you prayed them, would anything change about how people see Him?

Why would anyone go back to slavery—especially after being set free? In this message from Galatians 4:8–11, Pastor Bosler confronts the baffling reality of believers returning to spiritual bondage. With heartfelt urgency, he contrasts the empty rituals and false hopes of the past with the glorious inheritance available to God’s sons. Whether it's legalism dressed in church clothes or the hollow grind of checklist Christianity, the call is clear: don’t trade sonship for slavery.

Are you sitting in the stands or running in the race? In this stirring message from Hebrews 12, Austin Brownlee challenges believers to cast off every weight, forsake besetting sins, and run with endurance the race set before them. Through personal testimonies from the road and deep reflection on the Word, he calls us to stop spectating and start striving—with eyes fixed on Jesus.