Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert speaks about 1 Timothy 3:14-4:5. Having given instructions about worship and leadership, Paul cautions against “dos and don’ts.” Instead, he teaches the primary purpose of the church is to embody Jesus in the world.

Would you like to help others trust Jesus? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert reminds us through Matthew 4:19, how Jesus first called the disciples to be “fishers of men.”

What are you hearing? Today, Landon Rohrer explores the scripture in Romans 10:13-17. He talks about how God reveals himself to those who hear His Word being preached.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert introduces our capital campaign, speaking about Exodus 35:20-29, and 36:3-7. After being delivered from slavery, those who are willing participate in building the tabernacle, where God’s presence would continue to dwell with them.

Pastor Jason Armstrong talks about Matthew 12:46-50. While Jesus was speaking to the crowds, his mother and brother came seeking to speak with him. When Jesus learned of this, he made the point that his family now includes those who do the will of his Father in heaven.

Pastor Clint Tolbert uses Luke 24:13-35 to show a faithful community is a key to recognizing Jesus, especially in moments that challenge our faith.

Pastor Clint Tolbert asks, “Does how we worship matter?” In John 2, 13-17, Jesus’ anger towards those who were hindering the Gentiles from approaching God shows He cares very much about how we worship.

Have you heard Jesus call you by name? In John 20, evidence for the resurrection did not convince Mary Magdalene of the good news. She was convinced only as she heard Jesus call her by name.

Pastor Clint Tolbert finishes the series on the Fruit of the Spirit, using 2 Peter 1:3-9 to speak about self-control.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert uses Titus 3:1-7 to show that the work of the Holy Spirit within us, leads us to act with gentleness toward others.