In this message, we look at Joshua 3 and what it takes to truly move on from the past and step into the promises of God.

Does God test us? Are all tests from Him? Are tests punishments—or are they actually opportunities for growth?

Join us as we learn how to see trials not as burdens, but as blessings in disguise—tools God uses to grow us in righteousness and prepare us for eternity.

What role does God have in our daily lives? What role does He want in our lives? Before we can answer, we must first know this: God cares for us.

We are all members of one body in Christ, each with a unique role. Don’t sit on the sidelines—join Team Christian and take your place in God’s plan.

True defilement doesn’t come from what we eat, but from what flows out of our hearts and mouths. In this powerful message from Matthew 15 and James 3, discover how our words reveal the condition of our hearts and how God calls us to speak life, not destruction.

This message explores Matthew 12:22–30, where Jesus teaches about the Strongman. As believers, we are called to stand strong in Christ, but Satan seeks to bind us through deception and division. Discover how to recognize the enemy’s tactics and live in the Spirit’s strength.

✨ Church isn’t about comfort—it’s about transformation.

Stop asking what God can do for me and start asking what can I do for God?

#BeTransformed #FaithOverComfort

In life, just like with trees, conditions determine whether we thrive or wither — spiritually speaking.

From poor soil and drainage to pruning dead branches, Pastor Marty draws powerful parallels between tree care and spiritual growth.

This week’s message, “Winning the Race,” is a powerful reminder that the Christian life is not a sprint—it’s a race of endurance, faith, and obedience. Pastor Marty Tackett dives deep into Scripture to show us what it means to truly win the race, not just run it.

Have you ever felt like life is a race—with hurdles, distractions, and moments you just want to give up? In this powerful message titled “The Race,” we’re reminded that the Christian life isn’t about speed—it’s about endurance, focus, and finishing strong.