What does the good life really look like? Well, it begins with such a vital truth: you were meant to make a difference. But what does that look like? Let's talk about it.

How can we move forward even in the midst of difficult circumstances? Find out how in this message by student pastor, Taylor Thompson.

After we've done reconnaissance on the lies believe and wage war on those lies with truth from God's word, we must submit to that truth through a regime change. In this message, we're going to learn how to reframe how we view our past, the future, and the world in general.

If we want to win the battle that is raging in our minds, we need to not only identify the lies we believe, but we also need to wage war on them with the truth of God's word.

We have an enemy who wants to wage a battle for our minds. And the main way he does this is by putting lies in front of us and disguising them as truth. In this message, we're going to learn how to identify the lies we believe so that we can speak the truth against them.

First Church of Christ has been a church for 100 years. Many people have served Jesus along the way to get us to today. But the question for us all who are here right now is this: what will people say about us 20, 50, 100 years from now? The key to making the impact God is calling us to make is this: to see that we are sent.

Message from Brandon Kelley on August 8, 2021

One of the most basic lines of code in programming is the if-then statement. But computer programs aren't the only ones with if-then statements. All of us, over time, have written some unspoken if-then statements--and many of them aren't healthy. As James concludes his letter, he wants to help us rewrite some of our if/then statements.

A puzzling piece of life for a lot of us is that while we experience difficulties quite often, many of us don’t know how to handle those difficulties in healthy ways. James has wisdom for us.

What do you do when someone hurts you and they seem to be getting away with it? That's the question these first-Century Christians are wondering because they were being taken advantage of. James has something to say.