Focusing on Romans 10:9, Pastor Scott Thomas clarifies that faith alone grants eternal righteousness, but we're prompted by Holy Spirit to do "good works." These works, though not necessary for salvation, serve as outward evidence of our love for God.

True spiritual freedom requires stripping away man-made additions to faith.

Pastor Scott Thomas kicks off this series by pointing to the "naked" truth: Jesus died to strip shame off our lives. The crucifixion forgave all sin and made a path for us to interact with God.

What do SNKR HEADS have in common with the free life in Jesus?

Pastor Caleb Thomas brings the shoe trees and care routines to teach Christians how to live life without creases. God's presence within us applies internal pressure to strengthen us for external struggles.

What do SNKR HEADS have in common with the free life in Jesus?

Pastor Scott Thomas dusts off the Dunks to talk about Naaman and his miraculous healing from leprosy. But his disease wasn't the issue; pride stalled the process Jesus set before him. Once he humbled himself before the Lord, Nike (victory) came upon his life.

What do SNKR HEADS have in common with the free life in Jesus?

Pastor Scott Thomas breaks out the Jordans in order to speak about Israel's journey to the Promised Land. We've all got "Jordan" rivers we need to cross, leaving behind our old lives in favor of God's promises.

Pastor Scott Thomas closes the series by challenging listeners to fight back against the negative and cultural influences of this world. It's easy to let circumstances and experiences overcome us, but God calls us to a life higher than what we can see from our limited view.

Pastor Buddy Cremeans encourages us to change our personal story, letting go of the past and circumstances that prevent us from reaching for God and His purpose in our lives. Your current story doesn't have to be permanent.

Pastor Caleb Thomas kicks off this series by talking about the importance of honor in the home. Family is meant to be joyful and life-giving, but can easily become mundane and aggravating. Honor is an intentional decision to elevate the value of those closest to you, even when they get on your nerves.

Pastor Scott Thomas closes out this series by affirming the need to not just know God, but to KNOW God. True freedom and advance in life comes from building a relationship with our Heavenly Father.

Pastor Scott Thomas continues his series on taking God's green light, focusing on our need to out grow our comfort zones and excuses. Until we're willing to push ourselves and embrace discomfort, we won't overcome obstacles and step into the life God set before us.