Pastor Brett keeps us engaged with our thought life and talks about the importance of managing our thoughts. What has dominated your mind? What are you allowing to stay when you should be letting it go? All that and more in this week 2 message about living with brain freeze!

Thoughts lead to words, and words to actions, and actions to habits, and habits to character, and character to destiny. Changing our life all begins with transforming our thinking. What thoughts are freezing your destiny?

In this message, Phillip challenges us to really search our hearts about our attitude in worship. What does worship mean? Why do we do it? Should it be emotional? What if you don't feel anything? Phillip hammers all of these questions in more.

The Bible mentions love so often, and we can become a bit calloused or desensitized to what love actually is. However, there are many things in your life that work through love. God is love and moves in love! Let's dive into how things work together by love.

Are the gifts of the Spirit for everyone? Can only pastors or preachers have certain gifts? Pastor Brett discusses different types of spiritual gifts and how they function in your life as a follower of Jesus.

Can we really hear the voice of God? What does the Bible say about it? How do we practically apply what the Bible says? All this and more in this message from Pastor Brett!

This sermon wraps up the discussion on what God's true destiny is for your life. If you haven't watched part one, start there, then finish up with this message from Pastor Brett.

This message answers one of your most asked questions about God's true direction for your life. Some of these points may challenge you, but remember, it's truth that sets you free!

We let you ask your questions that you have about life, and we're answering them in this brand new sermon series. You asked for it, so check out what we have to say.

In this Father's Day message, Pastor Brett busts four myths that we tend to believe about spending time with God and lays out 4 guidelines for that time spent with God. Our relationship with the Lord is intended to be a daily connection, but life can get so busy we often forget how to make that connection.