Pastor Heath preaches about the difficulty of waiting at Christmas as it relates to Galatians 4.

Pastor Ernie Baker closes out our Thankfulness in the Valley series by comparing a trial at one of his former churches to David's cry in Psalm 28.

As we conclude our long and winding study through the book of Matthew, Pastor Heath gives the three basic requirements given to us in the Great Commission of Matthew 28.

Often times valleys in our lives start from an external situation and impact us internally. However, many times valleys begin inside us and work outwardly in how we perceive things. Nocatee Campus Pastor Spencer Harmon experienced just this in his battle with depression. Listen as he explains how Psalm 42 was a major companion to his walking through this valley.

We live in a world of disappointment, despair, and deceit, but Jesus provides ultimate hope for us through His resurrection. Join us as we study Matthew 28 as we close in on the end of the study of the Life and Times of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Seth Singleton shares his experience from 2017 where his daughter Sage was all but guaranteed to die upon her birth into this world. Listen as he tells of God's faithfulness through this valley in his life.

As we approach the crucifixion of Jesus in the end of Matthew 27, Pastor Heath shows that Jesus's dying on the cross for our sins is the best deal that we could ever get.

Pastor Richard Lucas recounts the time in his life where God walked he and his wife Tina through a valley of uncertainty when their oldest son Caleb suddenly needed open heart surgery as an infant.

There is something about Jesus that inspires conflict. While history is full of examples of humans fighting because of Christ, the biggest enemy to Jesus is ourself. Join us as Pastor Heath walks through three pictures of conflict with Christ in Matthew 26 as Peter, one of Jesus's closest disciples denies even knowing him.