The clearest evidence of Jesus’ work in us is the health of our relationships with one another. The biblical values we hold true in our lives then become the very ingredients needed to display Jesus to one another. This transforms our relationships, even when we are taken advantage of, hurt, or wronged. Pastor Sammy teaches us how to apply these ingredients to become the effective Messengers Jesus has called us to be.

Before Jesus does something through us He first does something in us. This week we will take a look at three values that define who we are in Christ as well as illuminates the freeing knowledge of our purpose in Him.

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Starting strong requires relationships. But if God designed us for community, why is it that so many people feel disconnected and lonely? In this message, we'll look at how relationships with other people strengthen our walk with Jesus and how can we get connected in the local church.

After salvation in Christ, many questions arise on how to start living for Jesus in this world. In this sermon series entitled "START," we will talk about the next steps to take after salvation to grow deeper in our walk with Jesus!

Instead of being dragged down and immobilized by the weight of guilt, pain, or a lingering sense of failure, what freedom could we find in laying those burdens down? This week we look at how to move past the failures in our past and cling to the future that Jesus gives us.

Part of getting past our past involves restoring broken relationships. But what if we're the cause of the problem? In this sermon, we learn how to be peacemakers in reconciling with friends and rebuilding burned bridges.

We're all held hostage by our past from some type of captor. Maybe it's fear, past labels, pride, or even hurt. The good news is that our ransom has been paid in full and freedom is offered to us. This message teaches us how to discover how to truly get out from the prison of bitterness.

This message teaches us that we are not what people say we are; we are not the labels others put on us. We are who God says we are. Once we break the labels that bind us, what was true of us in the past does not have to be true of us in the future.

Daniel Giddings takes us through Philippians 2:1-2 and challenges us to Mind Your Thinking and asks the provoking question "What does it mean to have the mind of Jesus?"

Thomas Christianson unpacks the truths in John 6:67-69 and shows us how Jesus intends his words to transform us.