Happiness and joy are not the same.

Happiness can be snatched away in a moment, but joy has a resilience that withstands the hurt and disappointment of the world.

In this sermon, we learn three steps to reclaiming joy in our lives.

Pastor Ryan Coggins

December 15, 2024

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Only in Christ do we find a peace with no end.

In Him, we receive wonderful counsel, a strong defense, and an end to spiritual oppression.

In this sermon, we’re reminded of three reasons we can be at peace.

Dr. Aaron Cole

December 8, 2024

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Christmas as a commercial holiday always overpromises and underdelivers, leaving us unfulfilled.

But Christmas, remembered rightly, can stir us to renewed hope.

In this sermon, we’re encouraged to anchor our hope not in the empty promises of the holidays but in Christ Jesus alone.

Dr. Aaron Cole

December 1, 2024

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Giving is not a passive duty made by man, but an active opportunity created by God.

In this sermon, we learn that giving is designed by God, for God, and for the benefit of others.

Dr. Aaron Cole

November 24, 2024

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Every blessing we have comes from God. But we’re not meant to keep those blessings to ourselves.

In this sermon, we discover how to take responsibility and share our blessings with others.

Dr. Aaron Cole

November 17, 2024

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There is a massive difference between giving and being generous.

In this sermon, we learn

Pastor Dustin Johnston

November 10, 2024

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True faith lives in light of Christ’s coming. In this sermon, we’re reminded that God is working all things for our good—we need only be patient and wait on him.

The posture of your planning is important. In this sermon, we center on three words that should characterize every Christ followers’ today, tomorrow, and forever.

The one common denominator in all relationships is conflict. In this sermon, we learn from Dr. Aaron Cole on how to take personal responsibility and find healing and wholeness in God’s grace. 

As small as the tongue is, it has astonishing power—to wound and heal, to bless and curse. In this sermon, we recognize the dangers of the tongue and what it can reveal about the state of our hearts with Pastor Ryan Coggins.