Psalm 145 / Dustin Ratcliff

Dustin continues our Summer in the Psalms by preaching through a Psalm of praise, reminding us of God’s incredible goodness and perfect love for us, calling us to return praise to Him because of His character.

Psalm 63 / Demetrius Hicks

Demetrius points out David’s intense awareness of his need for God, and that David runs to God in his times of trouble. What do we run to? Where do we find our hope?

Psalm 100 / Dustin Ratcliff

Kicking off our Summer in the Psalms, Dustin reminds us with Psalm 100 that we worship God for who He is and for what He has done for us.

John 11:1-44 / Demetrius Hicks

Concluding the series on mental and emotional health, Demetrius reminds us that Jesus knows grief and weeps with us. Though God’s answers are not always the ones we desire, He is always working in ways that are better than we can imagine.

1 Kings 19:1-18 / Dustin Ratcliff

Dustin reminds us that God is near to us even when we are battling depression and points out some ways that we can holistically change our lives in ways that can improve our mental health and better help our brothers and sisters who are struggling with depression.

Mark 4:35-41 / Demetrius Hicks

Pastor Demetrius preaches a practical message about how Christians should interact with fear and anxiety. We should not merely dismiss these experiences as invalid or unimportant, but should invite Jesus into them and help our friends walk through them.

A panel of mental health professionals discusses and answers questions to kick off our upcoming sermon series about mental and emotional health topics.

1 Peter 5:5b-7 / Kam Pugh

Concluding the series on how we as the body of Christ should treat one another, Kam exhorts us to be humble toward one another. As we submit humbly to the Lord and before each other, He will protect us and free us from striving to bear our own burdens and meet our own needs.

Ephesians 4:25-32 / Kam Pugh

One of the hardest things in the world for us to do is to truly forgive those who have wronged us, but that is exactly what God is calling us to in this passage. Even as God knows us completely and yet forgives and loves us fully, we should also fully forgive each other, empowered by the Holy Spirit to do so.

Romans 15:5-7, 14 / Kam Pugh

Kam gives us a three-for-one sermon on ways that the Bible instructs us to live with one another, focusing on the command to live in harmony with each other. As we weep with those who weep and rejoice with those who rejoice, we form a beautiful harmony that demonstrates God’s glory more powerfully than any individual Christian can on his or her own.