Strong roots don’t happen overnight, they grow when we allow Jesus to do a work in us and choose to stay planted in Him. In his message Planted and Rooted, Chris Flaig reminds us that spiritual growth isn’t about how quickly we grow, but how deeply we’re rooted in Jesus and His church. Just like a tree draws its strength from what’s happening beneath the surface, Jesus strengthens us through discipleship, community, and choosing to stay planted in Him through every season of life. When we put down roots in the house of God and keep our allegiance to Jesus, we don’t just weather the storms, we flourish, bear good fruit, and help others grow closer to Him.

What if your identity isn’t something you have to figure out, but rather it’s a gift we get to receive? In his message Sexual Identity, Pastor Jess reminds us that our identity isn’t something we achieve through our desires or accomplishments, but something we receive from Jesus–  from Yeshua. And in order to receive, we first have to surrender to the One who already knows us, loves us,  and is making us new. That surrender isn’t loss, but rather it’s transformation. Listen here as we surrender our desires and self to Jesus, and discover the freedom of being found in Christ. Press play now!

What happens when we’re playing different songs in our relationships? As we continue in our Embodied series, Todd Everett reminds us in his message, Marriage & Gender Roles, that healthy marriage isn’t about playing the same note, but learning to create harmony through listening, submitting to one another, and keeping Christ at the center. When Jesus becomes our shared score, unity has room to flourish. When we bring our failures into His light, we find grace instead of shame— a God who redeems our past and invites us into a greater legacy of faithfulness in the flesh. Press play now!

Fidelity isn’t just something we believe, it’s something we practice. As we continue in our Embodied series, Pastor Marcus Soveral reminds us  in his message, Playing with Fire, that following Jesus requires intentional surrender by denying the desires of our flesh. Real spiritual transformation doesn’t happen by accident. It happens through daily practices and continued surrender; bringing what’s hidden into the light and laying it at the feet of Jesus. What’s one thing you need to surrender this week? Listen here!

“I see a red door and I want it painted black”... What if we’re doing the same thing with our lives? This week in his sermon The Rebellion of Gratitude,  Pastor Jess Strickland reminds us that our words reveal which kingdom we’re building. As he unpacks the book of Revelation he shows us how to remain fully allegiant to Jesus in a world that constantly demands our allegiance elsewhere. And when we choose to speak life and live with gratitude, we release the prophetic gift of thanksgiving into every space we enter whether it be in our home, church and workplace. Listen now! 

What kind of life are you building—one that lasts for today or for eternity? What if the most extraordinary life is built through ordinary faithfulness? This week in his message, A Blessed Life, Pastor Jess Strickland explores the bedrock, the building, and the blessing of a life transformed through daily surrender to Jesus. As we commit to spiritual practices like sabbath, devotions, generosity, groups, and serving, we become more deeply rooted in Christ and reflect His kingdom wherever we go. A life shaped by these allegiant rhythms doesn't just leave a lasting legacy, it positions us to one day hear the words, "Well done, good and faithful servant."

What kind of legacy are you building with your life? In a heartfelt Father’s Day message, Bruce Starr honors the life and legacy of his late father, Charles Starr whose unwavering fidelity and allegiance to Jesus shaped every area of his life. Through a commitment to loving God, staying planted in the local church, cherishing family and serving others, Charles modeled a life of faithfulness and lasting legacy. A reminder our practices have lasting impact. Press play!

Who are you becoming under the pressure? The deadlines, expectations, financial stress, comparison, and staying relevant—it’s all pressure. In her sermon Under Pressure, Pastor Jerushah reminds us through the story of Daniel that God places His people in difficult environments not to break them, but to form them. He is calling us to live with faithful allegiance and walk in humility, remaining steady under the pressure; not  for a moment, but for a lifetime. Will you stay faithful under the pressure and receive the gift of wisdom, favor and endurance? Listen now!

The world tells us to strive, compete, and build our own security—but what if instead, we’re called to reorient that ambition towards Jesus? This week in his sermon, The Work We Are Made For, Pastor Jess Strickland challenges us to rethink our workplace by examining the cities we build, the ambitions we pursue, and the work we are made for. As we become lifelong followers of Jesus, our greatest goal is not success, recognition, or achievement— it is becoming more like Jesus and helping others encounter Him through the work we do. Listen here! 

What if your workplace is one of the primary places God wants to move through you? This week in his sermon, Extra Ordinary Days, Pastor Jess Strickland challenges us to see work not as a secular obligation, but as an opportunity to honor God through excellence, integrity and commitment—even when no one is watching. As we serve coworkers, customers, and those around us with benevolence, our everyday work becomes a reflection of who God is. Discover how ordinary work can become an extraordinary ministry. Press play now!