There are many hinderances and threats that try to stop us from receiving freedom. Pastor Drew continues his series on Freedom from Depression with a message on how to breakthrough the obstacles.

Freedom from depression comes when we discover the vision God has for our lives. Pastor Drew expands upon the value of finding your purpose and living the life that God has called you to.

Ever feel like you're constantly in a dark cloud or tortured by negative thoughts? Through the power of Jesus Christ and the strength of community, freedom is possible. Freedom can be yours too!

God's redemptive work is evident in the lives of those who share on Easter Sunday. We hear about how God redeems from addictions and shame, how God can reach even the unreachable and how God has something for everyone. Redemption and forgiveness is not for the chosen few but for everyone.

Pastor Drew wraps up his series with a final message on Money. He addresses three things that hold people back from giving to God, which include ignorance, fear and issues of the heart.

Jesus called the disciples to follow Him. This required that they leave behind their nets- everything that they knew. Following Christ comes at a cost. Pastor Drew reminds Christians that we must lay down our lives to live for Christ.

Pastor Drew brings up the hard subject of money. He references the building of the Temple and how Solomon and the Israelites gave their all. Money should not become our master but should be a tool we use to accomplish God's work.

Johnny Jernigan is a passionate man with a natural gift for evangelism. Johnny shares with the group some practical tips and tricks to sharing the Gospel.

Johnny Jernigan is an evangelist to the heart. He speaks with conviction and experience about how we are each called to evangelize. The pathway to breakthrough lies within our ability to know who Christ is for ourselves and what authority He has given us to walk in as we witness to the lost.

Pastor Drew Becker addresses the condemnation and guilt that those who have sinned feel from the people of the church. He challenges the Body of Christ to act more like Jesus by showing love and grace rather than pointing a finger.