In this podcast, pastor Chris shares the fifth key to a Blessed Life: “Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy” (Matt 5:7).

Mercy is love in action. As we extend compassion to others, we open ourselves to receive the grace of God.

In today's podcast, pastor Chris shares the fourth key to a blessed life: Blessed are those who need Jesus, for they will never hunger or thirst again (Matthew 5:6).

What are you hungry for? When we crave God’s way above all else, He satisfies our deepest longings. Our belief in Jesus will make us right with His Father.

In today's podcast, pastor Chris shares the 3rd key to a blessed life: Blessed are the Gentle, for they will gain respect from their peers (Matthew 5:5).

It seems the world celebrates and admires aggressive/assertive people, but do they really make an impact? Jesus tells us that those who show strength with humility gain respect and will make a Kingdom impact.

Jesus said: “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” – Matthew 5:4

Jesus reminds us that in our deepest sorrows, we’re not alone. God meets us in our mourning with healing and hope.

Pastor Chris begins a new message series called: 8 Keys to a Blessed Life. First Key: Poor in Spirit -- Jesus said: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” – Matthew 5:3

True happiness begins with recognizing our need for God. Being “poor in spirit” isn’t weakness—it’s the humility that unlocks God’s kingdom in our lives.

On this episode, Tommy finishes Colossians 1 and dives into Colossians 2. Today's point: the more we know God's word the less were are persuaded by the world's teaching.

On this epidsode, Jesus tells us the story of the Lost Son (Luke 15:11-32) who left, realized his mistake and came home, not knowing if his father would forgive him. This story reminds us that we need to recoginize our mistake and ask God's forgiveness.

On this episode, Tommy explores chapter 1 of Colossians. He concludes his session with this acronym: J.O.Y. -- Jesus first, Others second, and Yourself last.

Mary and Martha are two sisters who truly love Jesus. Martha thinks her job of serving is more important than Mary who wants to listening. There disagreement places Jesus in the middle. Jesus feels than listening is just as important as serving. The point is all are welcome to sit at the feet of Jesus. (Luke 10:38-42)

In this episode, Tommy concludes Men and Women in John as he shares the story about Jesus healing a blind man. This miracle centers around conversations and a series of questions between Jesus and the Disciples, Neighbors, Pharisees, Jews and the Parents of the man born blind.