We are so excited to announce a pulpit swap and collaboration with our friends at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church in Bedford, Ohio. Pastor Steven Owens is joining us this morning and teaching from Psalm 19.

We can so easily forget the benefits that we have received from the Lord. And when we do, it diminishes the sense of blessedness that we experience in our souls. We are prone to get things backwards - we think a healthy soul will generate gratitude. The psalmist challenges that idea and shows us that choosing gratitude is what heals our soul.

Lead Pastor Chad Allen teaches from Psalm 130.

Campus Pastor Josh Stone teaches from Psalm 19.

We can so easily forget the benefits that we have received from the Lord. And when we do, it diminishes the sense of blessedness that we experience in our souls. We are prone to get things backwards - we think a healthy soul will generate gratitude. The psalmist challenges that idea and shows us that choosing gratitude is what heals our soul. Founding Pastor Rick Duncan is teaching today from Psalm 103, helping us turn away from ourselves and finding true soul care in who God is and what He has already done for us!

We are told to make time for self care. So we exercise, try to eat right, enjoy a hobby, watch a baseball game. These things are all great, but how do we care for our soul?

The Bible is honest about our spiritual weakness and challenges us to live with strength. When our souls are lean, tired, thin, and exhausted, the only source of vitality is God himself. God knows this, so he has given us his Holy Spirit to revive and restore our souls when our souls become frail. Join us with Lead Pastor Chad Allen teaching through Psalm 23.

Happy Mother's Day! Today's message comes from Psalm 131 and this idea of quieting our souls and finding contentment in God. David even uses the image of being a child weaned from its mother. See, when we are discontent or lack peace, or don't believe that God is faithful, that's when we are like an unweaned child. We look at our circumstance and cry, "Hey! Fix this!" But somehow, David have found contentment even then. Join us as we learn what it means to enjoy God for who He is and how that leads to peace and contentment that outweighs all our circumstances.

Campus Pastor Josh Stone teaches today on Psalm 62.

We're all waiting for something, longing after some sort of change. Maybe the conversations you're having go something like, "When I graduate high school then I'll be able to...." or "Once we're able to buy a house..." and maybe "After I get that promotion...." The good news is, those are all totally normal! Phew. The real question we need to answer however is, "Can the things I'm longing after truly satisfy my soul?" Join us today as we dive into Psalm 62 and how, ultimately, Jesus is the only one who can truly satisfy our souls greatest desires.

Lead Pastor Chad Allen launches our newest series, Soul Care, and teaches today from Psalm 23.

We are told to make time for self care. So we exercise, try to eat right, enjoy a hobby, watch a baseball game. These things are all great, but how do we care for our soul?

The Bible is honest about our spiritual weakness and challenges us to live with strength. When our souls are lean, tired, thin, and exhausted, the only source of vitality is God himself. God knows this, so he has given us his Holy Spirit to revive and restore our souls when our souls become frail.

This series will look through the Psalms to see the possibility of a soul fully dependent on God. Apart from God, we can do nothing. But with God we can live lives of inner vitality that will impact the minds, bodies, and hearts of those in our community and throughout the world.

Happy Campus Launch! Campus Pastor Josh Stone launches our newest series, Soul Care, and teaches today from Psalm 42-43. We are told to make time for self care. So we exercise, try to eat right, enjoy a hobby, watch a baseball game. These things are all great, but how do we care for our soul?The Bible is honest about our spiritual weakness and challenges us to live with strength. When our souls are lean, tired, thin, and exhausted, the only source of vitality is God himself. God knows this, so he has given us his Holy Spirit to revive and restore our souls when our souls become frail.

This series will look through the Psalms to see the possibility of a soul fully dependent on God. Apart from God, we can do nothing. But with God we can live lives of inner vitality that will impact the minds, bodies, and hearts of those in our community and throughout the world.