Building a God-centered family requires intentionally leading children from parental dependence to complete dependence on God. Parents must demonstrate wholehearted love for God through consistent actions, making worship and faith a non-negotiable priority. Creating a spiritual environment involves regular devotions, natural faith discussions, and decisions based on godly convictions rather than convenience. The ultimate goal is helping children develop a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ that will guide them throughout their lives.

The Tomb Is Empty, So You Can Be Full

This Easter message from Pastor Terrell Somerville is a powerful reminder that the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just an event in history—it’s an invitation to a brand new life.

If you’ve ever felt empty, overwhelmed, or stuck in the same patterns, Jesus offers more than a second chance—He offers fullness, freedom, and forever hope. The tomb is empty so you don’t have to be.

Listen in and discover how God’s rescue plan through Jesus can change your life—starting today.

🎙️ Episode Description:
In the final message of our ALL IN series, Pastor Terrell Somerville brings a powerful reminder: You don’t need a platform to be an influencer—you just need Jesus.

Titled “ALL INfluential,” this message explores what it truly means to live a life of impact. Drawing from Matthew 5:13–16 and the story of the Samaritan woman in John 4, we learn that real influence starts with people, not platforms.

Whether it’s a word of encouragement, a single conversation, or an act of kindness—you never know how God might use you to change someone’s life.

This episode will challenge you to:

• Embrace your calling to be salt and light

• See your story—even the messy parts—as a tool for God’s glory

• Recognize that your greatest influence might come from your obedience

• Understand how baptism, love, and boldness can spark revival around you

💡 You don’t have to be perfect to influence someone for Jesus. You just have to be available.

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🎙️ Episode Description:
In Part 4 of our ALL IN series, Pastor Tyler Feller brings a powerful message called “ ALL INspired” — a deep dive into how the Holy Spirit breathes life, purpose, and power into every believer.

Drawing from 2 Timothy 3:16-17 and Acts 1:8, we discover that inspiration isn’t just a feeling — it’s the very breath of God at work in us. Just as God breathed life into Adam, He breathes spiritual life into us through His Word and His Spirit.

In this message, you’ll learn:

• What it means that Scripture is God-breathed

• How the Holy Spirit empowers us with boldness

• The difference between primary and secondary purpose

• Why you’re called to be a witness — starting in your “Jerusalem” and beyond

• How God uses your story to reach others

Whether you feel confident or not, the Holy Spirit will give you the words, the courage, and the calling to live a life that inspires others to know Jesus.

🎙️ Episode Description:
In Part 3 of our ALL IN series, Pastor Terrell Somerville delivers a powerful message titled “ALL INvested.” We’re all invested in something — but are we investing in what truly matters?

This message challenges us to move from a scarcity mindset to an abundance mindset, and to recognize that God created us to pour, not store. Whether it’s your time, your resources, or your heart — God can do more with 90% surrendered than 100% held back.

You’ll hear real-life stories, powerful Scripture, and a clear invitation to be fully invested in God’s Church and His Kingdom.

💡 Featuring key passages from:

• Matthew 6

• Luke 12

• Luke 9

• Malachi 3

Let this message stir your faith and shift your perspective on generosity, stewardship, and eternal investment.

In Part 2 of our All In series, Pastor Terrell Sommerville delivers a powerful reminder: You are invaluable to the Body of Christ.

Even when you feel unqualified, unseen, or unsure—God has uniquely created you to make a difference. You are called, chosen, capable, and essential to His work.

This message will challenge you to see your role in the Church differently and inspire you to serve with purpose. Because when every part of the body is engaged, the Church becomes unstoppable.

You don’t have to be perfect—just willing.
You matter. Your gifts matter. Your presence matters.

💬 Let this message encourage you to go ALL IN.

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God's invitation to relationship is radically inclusive, extending especially to those who feel unwelcome or unworthy. Through the story of the uninvited woman in Luke 7, we see how Jesus welcomes those whom society rejects. His invitation is unconditional, based on grace rather than performance, and focused on love instead of judgment. Jesus sees past mistakes to recognize value in every person, offering complete forgiveness and making them part of His family.

Jesus teaches that lust always takes while love always gives, challenging us to examine our hearts and actions. This principle extends beyond sexual temptation to all areas where sinful desires compete with godly love. Taking drastic measures to guard against temptation involves carefully monitoring what we see, who we spend time with, and how we speak. The goal isn't perfection but progress in pursuing holiness, recognizing that our private and public lives should reflect consistent godly character.

Forgiveness, while challenging, is fundamental to Christian faith and emotional wellbeing. It doesn't mean approving wrongdoing, forgetting what happened, or immediately restoring trust. Instead, true forgiveness is a daily choice that requires releasing bitterness and following God's example of grace. Understanding that forgiven people forgive others, Christians are called to make forgiveness a habit, even when it's difficult. This process often involves repeatedly choosing to forgive, giving situations to God, and remembering our own forgiveness.

Conflict in relationships is inevitable, but the way we handle it determines whether relationships grow or break. Key factors like selfishness and discontentment often drive relationship struggles. The biblical approach to handling conflict involves examining our attitudes, avoiding impulsive reactions, and considering others' perspectives. True reconciliation requires apologizing when wrong, forgiving freely, and actively working to restore broken relationships through prayer and understanding.