In this message, Pastor Chris explores the story of Goliath taunting Israel for 40 days before his battle with David. There’s a revelation for us in the nature of walking through a season like this, that if we remain open can even lead us to walking in greater victory in Christ. 

In this week's podcast, Pastor Olu recounts the story of the spies being sent to the Promised Land. Capturing the pioneering nature of God, you will discover in this sermon that courageous exploration is essential in the journey from identity to pursuing one's destiny. 

Get ready to be stirred, knowing God seeks to move you from pivoting aimlessly to pioneering adventurously. It's time to dream again!

Wandering can often have a negative connotation to it. We wander when we lack something: direction, focus, ability to make decisions or commitments. In this message, Pastor Holly asks, “What if wandering is actually not about what we lack but for our good?” She takes us into the story of Israel wandering in the wilderness and her most recent season in life, and we see that even in our wandering, God is up to a few things - things that are good and for our good. 

We’re starting a new series called "40 Stories," and Pastor Chris kicks off the series by teaching from the story of Moses’ 40 days and nights at the top of Mt. Sinai. Why is the presence of God such a big deal in the Bible? What do we learn from the way Moses approaches God in this story that can even shape the way we approach God today? 

This week, Pastor Olu revisits the event that birthed the Church - the day of Pentecost. In this brief sermon, we will discover how waiting on the Lord is an active posture that leads to empowered witness. Pentecost is not simply a story of the past, but an invitation to experience God's presence today!

As Pastor Chris closes out our journey through Romans by teaching on Chapter 16, we explore the beauty of Paul’s Kingdom partnerships and the invitation for us all to step into the same level of relationships.

Pastor Olu leads us through Romans 15, where he discusses diversity and how the gospel tears down walls of hostility and builds tables of hospitality.

In this message, Pastor Chris teaches from Romans 14 exploring the nature of freedom, what healthy freedom looks like, and how we can live that out in a way that is both unifying and God honoring. 

Our College Ministry Director, Dillon takes us through Romans 13 and a discussion about government, community, and justice.

As we dive into Romans 12, Pastor Chris teaches us on what “The Patterns of this World” can look like in our lives and communities. We also hear from several members of the GCC body about how they’re using their gifts and passions to build the body and grow in their own maturity.