Patrick McGinnis, owner of Breathe Coffee House, brings us a message about people's natural differences and how vital it is to reach out to others to bring them closer to God.

In Micah's day, the churches did what they felt was morally right, but that wasn't the same as doing what God said was right. Jennie Straight goes over what justice, mercy, and humility mean and how we can better embody those virtues.

Joanne Tramel digs into the truth and how vital it is to the meaning of being Christian. Why is it that the truth has become more and more scarce? Truth is not relative! Keep an eye out for the signs of falsehood.

Lakeview Christian Camp director Brian Barr speaks on why we should be joyful as Christians.

Lakeview Christian Camp director Brian Barr presents us with a truth about sin: sin is communal. When we sin, it has an effect on those around us, so we should never think that it only matters to us and God. The solution is to stop sinning, which as Jesus proves, is not impossible.

Steve Tramel's 2-part sermon "How to Grow a Baptism" wraps up by looking at 3 common causes of "growth blight" and how to prevent or treat it.

Steve Tramel's 2-part sermon "How to Grow a Baptism" begins by looking at what baptism represents in the Bible and presents 3 important actions we need to take to grow after our rebirth in Christ.

For the final Faith on Film message, Pastor Kevin Daniels draws from I Can Only Imagine. In the true story, Bart Millard of MercyMe draws inspiration for the title song when his abusive father becomes terminally ill and finds rebirth in faith and new love for his son. Our fathers on earth are imperfect men, but our Father in heaven can be relied on to transform us into the Christians we are meant to be.

For this Faith on Film message, Pastor Kevin Daniels draws from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, in which the audience is set up to hate a villian and cheer when he dies. When we enjoy the misfortune of our enemies, we are warned that vengence belongs to the Lord. Getting even is not the way God wants us to handle transgressions.

For this Faith on Film message, Pastor Kevin Daniels draws from The Incredibles 2, in which the Parrs are a family of superheroes with secret identities. Your identity matters the most to God because He knows us the best. FEATURED CLIP HERE