Marvin's sermon reminded us that life constantly tempts us to chase after distractions that look appealing, or pull us toward enraged reactions, and by doing so pull our focus away from Christ's Kingdom. He urged us to recognize the dichotomy between God's Kingdom, and earthly sides, and to not be swayed by sides, struggles, or the things that grasp at our lives, but to remain anchored in putting God first.

The choice before us is simple: to live blind, chasing what fades, or to believe, keeping our eyes fixed on the One who never fails.

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Dwight talks about what it means to be a servant for Christ. What are you willing to die for? What are you teaching others? Are you rooted in truth?

Shane draws from the stories of both William Wilburforce and Adoniram Judson as lives that portray a true heart of worship, and takes us through scriptures to show the biblical model of living a life one hundred percent for Jesus.

In this message Ellis emphasizes being spiritually prepared for Christ's return rather than trying to predict its coming.

Norman read James 3. He talked on how to bridle your tongue and the benefits of it.

In this episode, Ellis explores what the bible says about false prophets, and how to discern truth from deception.

Norman exhorts us to remember the reason we are on this earth as we sojourn as ambassadors for the Kingdom.

Dwight exhorts us to form our lives in such a way that is conducive to noticing the broken-hearted and the struggling. And in doing so, living our lives for the glory of God.

Aaron guides us through scriptures highlighting the role of mercy through Christ, and uses an object lesson to display how we are not defined by our past.