What makes a strong man? In this first message of our Valor Summer Study, Pastor KC McCauley goes over 2 Timothy 2:1-2, showing how true strength is not found in self-reliance but in the grace of Jesus. Paul’s fatherly encouragement to Timothy reveals how God strengthens His sons, calls them to disciple others, and empowers them to pass the faith from one generation to the next. Learn why every believer needs both a mentor and someone to invest in, and how grace fuels a life of faithful service.

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Join us this summer, June 9 - July 28 as we study God’s Word and become stronger men. 

This episode features an interview with Adam James, author of Son: Set Free to Love. At the core of who we are is this truth: we are sons of our Father in heaven through Jesus Christ.

When we truly understand and live from that identity, it transforms how we live—and how we impact those around us.

Join other men as we discover the identity, blessings, privileges, and responsibilities of being called “sons of God.” 

Join us as we grow to be stronger men.

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In the final chapter of Luke's Gospel, Jesus rose from the dead. Why must we believe in the resurrection of Jesus? Pastor Mike Jonker shares the details of Jesus' resurrection and why we must believe and embrace its truth daily. 

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In this episode, Pastor K.C. McCauley considers Christ’s statements from the cross in Luke 23, which are unique to Luke’s focus on Jesus as Savior. Through Jesus’ final words, we see a Savior who offers forgiveness to His enemies, assurance to the repentant, and complete devotion to the Father’s will. This isn’t just good news for the world—it’s good news for you. Be reminded that no one is beyond God’s grace, that salvation rests fully on Christ’s finished work, and that Jesus is a greater Savior than you are a sinner.

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In these chapters of the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Elijah shares on the events that led up to the crucifixion of Jesus. 

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In this episode, Pastor KC McCauley covers Luke 18:9–19:44, unpacking the “ins and outs” of God’s Kingdom through Jesus’ teaching and final journey to Jerusalem. Centered on the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector, this episode highlights the contrast between self-righteousness and humble dependence on God’s mercy. We need to reject self-reliance, embrace Christ’s righteousness, and live faithfully in response to God’s mercy—though our sins are many, His mercy is more.

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Jesus often in parables. Pastor Mike Jonker shares out of Luke 16 on a parable that Jesus taught on being faithful with all God has placed in our care.

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In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus teaches about the "Kingdom of God" through parables to help us understand and to motivate us to live for Jesus' return. Pastor Elijah shares with us how to be ready in this message titled "Are You Ready To Leave Yet?"

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Jesus is coming again. In Luke 12, Jesus shares a parable about how we should watch for His return. Pastor Mike shares on this passage how we should be prepared so we can be blessed by Jesus return rather than face the sad consequences of being unfaithful. 

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In this episode, Pastor KC McCauley explores Luke 11:37–12:34, highlighting the sharp contrast between Jesus’ rebuke of religious hypocrisy and His tender care for His disciples. As Christ journeys toward the cross, He warns against self-righteous performance and greed while inviting His followers to live free from anxiety, trusting their Father who knows their needs and delights to give them the Kingdom. This passage calls us to examine our hearts, seek first God’s Kingdom, and rest in the assurance that we are forgiven, provided for, and secure in Him.

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