The central theme of the Christmas story is the profound reality that God chose to enter into humanity. The often-overlooked truth to this reality is that He calls us to do the same for the lives of those around us. The question we answer in the first part of our new Christmas series is how do we enter in?

The central theme of the Christmas story is the profound reality that God chose to enter into humanity. The often-overlooked truth to this reality is that He calls us to do the same for the lives of those around us. The question we answer in the first part of our new Christmas series is how do we enter in?

In the last message of this short two-part series, we unpack the last two temptations that Jesus faced and find practical application for how we can utilize God’s word in our everyday life.

In this first message of our new series, we focus on spiritual habits and explore how we can utilize and apply the Word of God to everyday life.

In this first message of our new series, we focus on spiritual habits and explore how we can utilize and apply the Word of God to everyday life.

As we conclude our series "Beyond our Walls," Matt Proctor, President of Ozark Christian College, caps off our Missions Homecoming weekend with a significant challenge and an important message about the difference just one life can make.

As we conclude our series "Beyond our Walls," Matt Proctor, President of Ozark Christian College, caps off our Missions Homecoming weekend with a significant challenge and an important message about the difference just one life can make.

In this special message, Lance Tamerius, director of the Christian Campus House, helps us see the motivations of the Apostle Paul can help us see a new perspective on what could motivate us.

In this special message, Lance Tamerius, director of the Christian Campus House, helps us see the motivations of the Apostle Paul can help us see a new perspective on what could motivate us.

We have established what our mission is - we are sent to make disciples empowered by the Holy Spirit. Now the question is, how do we go about doing that?