The Christian life isn't always easy, but there are ways to be more in tune with the Holy Spirit. One of these ways is to preach the Gospel to yourself and remember all the benefits and things the Lord has given and done for us. Join us in the first part of our new journey through the Psalms.

What does it look like to truly love our neighbor? Who do you know that needs to know Jesus? Join us as we have a guest preacher, Chance Abbott, share the Gospel with us!

The truth is that not everyone who proclaims to be a Christian is one. This is why we must wrestle with whether or not we are truly saved or just said a magic prayer. Do you truly know Jesus? Does He know you?

Join us as we dive into Matthew 6:7-15. We say we are thankful to be forgiven in Christ, but has it affected the way we deal with others? Listen in as Pastor Isaac challenges us with the words of Jesus.

The world will tell you there are many ways to heaven, but Jesus would say otherwise. Also, do we get a mansion in Heaven? Join us as we see what Jesus has in store for us in Heaven and what He has for us here on earth.

Rest is not easy. It's hard to find rest in the midst of a non-stop world, but this is what Jesus invites us into. Join us as we search this passage to understand how we can rest and do it to the glory of God.

In Mark 8:31-38, Jesus tells his disciples that he must suffer and die, and that following him requires denying oneself and taking up one's cross. This means surrendering our desires and ambitions to serve God and others, even if it means hardship and sacrifice. Have you counted the cost? Have you given up your soul for the world?

In Mark 7:1-13, we see Jesus confronting the Pharisees and scribes about their adherence to human traditions over the commandments of God. The religious leaders were more concerned with outward rituals and practices, such as hand washing than with the state of their hearts.

In this sermon podcast on Mark 3:20-35, we delve into the weight of sin and the idea of Jesus being both fully human and fully God. We also address the difficult topic of the unforgivable sin and what it means for our faith. Through our exploration, we discover the importance of repentance, turning away from our sin, and the power of Jesus' love and sacrifice to redeem even the most broken parts of ourselves.

In this sermon, we dive into Revelation 3:14-22 where Jesus speaks to the church in Laodicea. This passage teaches us about the dangers of complacency in our spiritual lives and the importance of being fully committed to Christ. We explore how lukewarm faith can hinder our relationship with God and how we can strive for a passionate, authentic faith that brings us closer to Him. Join us as we uncover this powerful passage's timeless truths and practical applications.