Pastor Heath preaches about giving and the glory of God.

In today's episode, we challenge a common assumption in Christian political engagement: "If believers would just get more involved, we could fix everything." But what if we're overlooking Jesus' primary solution?

Through the lens of Mark 9's powerful account of the disciples' failure to heal a demon-possessed boy, we discover why even Jesus' closest followers found themselves powerless in the face of earthly problems. Their mistake? Being closer to the problem than to God Himself.

We'll explore the irony of Christians who fight for prayer in schools while neglecting it in church, and why prayer isn't just another political tool—it's our primary means of engagement with a God big enough to handle our biggest problems. Join us as we learn why the solution to our political crisis might begin on our knees.

Key Scriptures: Mark 9:14-29, 1 Timothy 1:1-2, Mark 9:22, Mark 9:25-27

Pastor Heath preaches about the sufficiency of Jesus' grace available to us for all situations of life.

In today's episode, we confront a sobering reality: we live in a world where wheat and weeds grow together. What hope can Christians find when politics seems powerless to fix our deepest problems? 

Through Jesus' parable of the wheat and weeds, we discover a profound truth about God's sovereignty in a mixed-up world. While we see a landscape filled with both believers and unbelievers under demonic influence, we find hope in knowing this is still God's expanding kingdom.

We'll explore why Jesus' patience should shape our political engagement and how the promise of final justice frees us from political despair. Join us as we learn to anchor our hope not in elections or politicians but in the coming day when everything will be made right.

Key Scriptures: Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43, 2 Peter 3:8-9

Pastor Heath preaches about the need for us to stay close to Jesus.

In this sermon, Pastor Richard Lucas preaches from Romans 8:18-27. Life in a fallen world is hard, and we will struggle. These sufferings are not the end of the story, if we trust in Jesus we will see the glory in the life to come.

In this sermon, Pastor Heath preaches from Philippians 4:4-7. He encourages us to take all of our anxiety and "stuff" to the Lord.

In today's episode, we dive into two topics you're not supposed to discuss in polite company: religion and politics. But in times of great political consequence, confusion, and conflict, where should Christians place their focus?

Drawing from the Great Commission, we explore why the church isn't called to be a political arm of any party but rather a herald of Christ's kingdom. Through Paul's example, we discover how to engage in politics without losing our primary calling.

We'll unpack why applying Christ to all of life means we can't stay silent on controversial issues while ensuring our engagement remains fundamentally biblical rather than merely partisan. Join us as we learn to navigate political waters without losing our Christian compass.

Key Scriptures: Matthew 28:18-20, Philippians 1:12-18, 1 Corinthians 9:16, 2 Corinthians 5:20, 2 Corinthians 10:5