How does viewing marriage through a biblical framework shift your perspective on commitment, joy, and overcoming brokenness in your relationship?

In this introductory message to the series Broken Together, Pastor Neil McClendon unpacks Genesis 2:15–25 to lay a foundational understanding of God's design for marriage. Moving past cultural misconceptions, Pastor Neil highlights that marriage brings together two imperfect, broken individuals to experience redeeming love, lasting joy, and a shared spiritual mission. Discover why biblical marriage is a sacred covenant, how it serves as a place where shame goes to die, and how God uses our relationships to demonstrate His love and truth to the world.

In this episode, we cover:

• Instituted by God: Understanding that marriage was created by God to address human isolation and provide a suitable helper.
• Governed by God’s Commands: Recognizing that a healthy marriage is built on biblical truth rather than shifting feelings or cultural trends.
• Designed for Lasting Joy: How genuine commitment and selflessness lead to deeper connection and joy over time.
• The Power of Covenant: Why marital vows are a binding commitment made before God, built to withstand seasons of difficulty.
• Marriage Has a Mission: Seeing marriage not as an end in itself, but as a partnership designed to magnify God and point others to Christ.

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What is the true significance of the resurrection, and how does understanding the "what" and the "so what" of Easter transform daily life?

In this sermon on Luke 24:36–49, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon examines resurrected Jesus' interactions with His disciples to reveal four foundational truths of Easter. Pastor Neil emphasizes that the resurrection makes Jesus' life verifiable and demonstrates that His death was intentional and purposeful. Discover how the resurrection makes full forgiveness through repentance available to all, and how it assures us that God is actively present and accessible to us today.

In this episode, we cover:

• A Verifiable Life: How Jesus fulfilled Old Testament scriptures and proved His physical resurrection to His followers.
• A Purposeful Death: Understanding that Christ’s suffering and sacrifice were uniquely designed to address human sin.
• Forgiveness and Repentance: Why true forgiveness is paired with repentance, offering freedom from empty religious rituals.
• An Available God: Recognizing that through the Holy Spirit, believers experience a present, constant, and accessible Lord.

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What do you see when you look at Palm Sunday, and how does recognizing Jesus as the true Passover Lamb transform your life?

In this sermon on Luke 19:28–44, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon explores Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem just five days before His crucifixion. Pastor Neil highlights four profound realities visible in the text: the fulfillment of ancient prophecy, the completion of Israel's redemptive history, the meeting of humanity's greatest needs through Christ’s sacrifice, and the deep compassion of a Savior who weeps over a lost city. Discover why seeking God's ultimate glory brings true, lasting peace far beyond the pursuit of temporal personal happiness.

In this episode, we cover:

• Prophecy Fulfilled: Seeing how Jesus’ humble entry on a donkey fulfilled Zechariah 9:9 to reveal Him as the promised King.
• History Filled Full: Understanding how Jesus entered Jerusalem on the 10th of Nisan—the exact day Passover lambs were chosen—as the unblemished Lamb of God.
• Our Greatest Needs Addressed: Why we need a sufficient, atoning sacrifice for sin and a higher motivation rooted in God's glory rather than temporary happiness.
• A Compassionate God: Experiencing the heart of Christ as He weeps over Jerusalem, offering true peace and salvation to all who draw near to Him.

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How do you maintain hope, faith, and spiritual focus when the world around you feels increasingly chaotic and out of control?

In this sermon on Matthew 24:1–14, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon addresses Jesus' teachings on the Mount of Olives just two days before His crucifixion. Pastor Neil provides practical, biblical wisdom for navigating seasons of uncertainty, cultural instability, and personal hardship. Discover why believers are called to focus on God's future promises rather than present circumstances, guard against spiritual deception, stand firm as lawlessness increases, and actively proclaim the good news of the gospel to a world in need.

In this episode, we cover:

• Focusing on What's Coming: Learning to view present trials and tribulations as "birth pains" pointing to a greater divine purpose.
• Personal Faithfulness: Recognizing that spiritual challenges and opposition will require a deeply personal commitment to Christ.
• Guarding Against Deception and Coldness: Why an increase in world lawlessness can cause love to grow cold, and how to protect your heart.
• The Doctrine of Perseverance: Understanding that enduring to the end is a natural consequence and evidence of true salvation.
• Proclaiming the Kingdom: Embracing our ongoing mission to share the hope and good news of the gospel regardless of external circumstances.

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How do you stay spiritually vigilant and avoid becoming weighed down by the distractions and anxieties of modern life?

In this sermon on Luke 21:25–38, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon examines Jesus' warnings about the end times, given just three days before His crucifixion. Pastor Neil highlights that the main objective for believers is not merely trying to getready, but actively learning how to stay ready. Discover how to guard your heart against cultural distractions, overcome spiritual drowsiness caused by consumerism, and maintain an active, curious prayer life focused on Christ.

In this episode, we cover:

• Watch Yourselves: Guarding your heart against being weighed down by dissipation, anxiety, and the temporary cares of this world.
• Staying Awake: Understanding how modern consumerism can dull your spiritual senses, and learning practical ways to remain alert.
• The Power of Prayer: Building a resilient prayer life through solitude, immersing yourself in the Psalms, and staying spiritually curious.
• Gazing Upon the Lord: Keeping your primary focus fixed on God's truth rather than earthly frustrations or minor circumstances.

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How does Jesus' prayer on the night before His crucifixion shape how we live, pray, and follow God today?

In this sermon on John 17, Pastor Wade Collier walks through the High Priestly Prayer—Jesus' final recorded prayer with His disciples before going to the cross. Delivered as part of the 40 Days to the Cross series, Pastor Wade highlights three core themes embedded in Christ’s words: how God's glory demands radical obedience, how true spiritual service is inherently selfless, and how believers are called to unite in belief and mission. Discover how Jesus' submission on the cross ransomed our inability and made true obedience, service, and faith possible.

In this episode, we cover:

• God’s Glory Demands Obedience: How Jesus demonstrated biblical subordination and submission to the Father's ultimate plan.
• Selfless Service: Examining how Jesus prioritized praying for His disciples and future believers over His own impending suffering.
• Protected in the World: Understanding why Jesus asks the Father not to take believers out of the world, but to keep them from the evil one and set them apart in truth.
• United in Belief: How Jesus’ prayer extends to all future generations of believers, calling the church to gospel unity so the world may know Christ.

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How does experiencing the overwhelming goodness of God transform your devotion and inspire an extravagant response to the gospel?

In this opening message of the 40 Days to the Cross series, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon examines Mark 14:1–11, where a woman anointed Jesus with costly ointment just nine days before His crucifixion. Pastor Neil contrasts the critical reaction of the bystanders with Jesus' commendation of her extravagant act of worship. Discover why the goodness of God far surpasses human brokenness, how a deep understanding of Christ’s sacrifice shapes our vision, and why true Christian living flows from the overwhelming affection of a grace-filled heart.

In this episode, we cover:

• The Goodness of God vs. Human Brokenness: How Jesus met people in their shame and demonstrated that divine grace overcomes our deepest flaws.
• Living Out of Spiritual Vision: The difference between being pulled by immediate needs and acting out of a deep understanding of Christ’s mission.
• Extravagant Response to an Extravagant Gospel: Why true devotion goes beyond empty duty or behavior modification to flow from a heart captured by grace.
• The Power and Promise of the Gospel: How resting in our secure, righteous standing in Christ frees us from fear and performance-driven religion.

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Why do we observe communion in the Christian church, and how can we keep this sacred practice from becoming a routine ritual?

In this final message of the Questions That Christians Ask series, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon unpacks 1 Corinthians 11:23–32 to examine the true purpose and heart behind the Lord's Supper. Pastor Neil highlights three primary reasons for observing communion: it recalibrates our lives by helping us remember Jesus, it grounds us by simultaneously looking back at Christ's sacrifice and looking forward to His return, and it invites us to slow down and honestly examine our hearts in light of God's abundant grace.

In this episode, we cover:

• Remembering Jesus: How the Lord's Supper serves as a vital reminder of Christ's sacrifice when we are prone to forget and take matters into our own hands.
• Looking Back and Looking Forward: Proclaiming Christ’s death on the cross as our sole justification while holding fast to the certainty of His promised return.
• Self-Examination: Understanding the biblical call to evaluate our hearts honestly, resting in God's grace rather than our own performance.
• Soaking in Grace: Moving away from a hurried approach to faith and entering into a space of quiet reflection during the Lenten season.

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How does walking in Christlike love redefine our approach to ministry and empower us to bring hope to a broken world?

In this sermon from the Questions Christians Ask series, Pastor Wade Collier examines 1 Corinthians 13:1–7 to answer the pressing question, "What can I do?" Pastor Wade emphasizes that Christian action is not about guilt or overwhelming obligation, but about walking in a love that actively imitates Jesus Christ. Discover how biblical love differs from passive tolerance, how true patience and kindness act as a form of worship, and how local ministries like Jesus Said Love actively demonstrate the gospel to marginalized women in the commercial sex industry.

In this episode, we cover:

• Answering "What Can I Do?": Recognizing that our primary calling is to walk in love rather than live under the weight of guilt or performance.
• Love as Worship: Understanding Ephesians 5:1–2 and how imitating Christ's sacrificial love serves as a fragrant offering to God.
• Patience vs. Tolerance: Exploring why biblical patience requires active Holy Spirit conviction, while culture's version of tolerance often reflects indifference.
• Living Missionally: Hearing an inspirational interview with Brett and Emily Mills about how their ministry, Jesus Said Love, brings hope and practical support to women across Texas.

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Why should believers pray if God is all-knowing, sovereign, and already understands the future?

In this sermon on Acts 4:23–31, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon addresses one of the most common questions Christians ask: "Why pray if God already knows?" Pastor Neil walks through the early church’s response to persecution, demonstrating how understanding God's sovereignty drives us toward prayer rather than passivity. Discover how prayer reveals the true nature of God, reorients our faith toward bold gospel proclamation, and actually moves the heart of our Heavenly Father.

In this episode, we cover:

• God Knows Everything: Why divine omniscience is the foundation for prayer rather than an excuse to skip it.
• Revealing God’s Nature: How prayer aligns our hearts with who God is and what He is capable of doing.
• Reorienting Our Faith: Why the early believers prayed for bold witness rather than comfortable circumstances.
• Moving the Heart of God: Examining biblical examples, from Moses in Exodus to the apostles in Acts, that show how earnest prayer moves God.

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