When God responds to us in a big way, we often write books (or at least social posts) about it. However, what about the quiet ways He communicates with us? How do you hear God in those moments and how do you respond? Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to First Kings to offer us biblical answers.

If you've ever struggled with how to pray, then this message is for you. Through Scripture, Pastor Chris Emmitt shows us that the power of prayer comes from the God who listens, not the person who does the praying.

We all experience moments in our lives when we face the choice of doing something we know we should not do. By looking at the story of David, Nabal, and Abigail (1 Samuel 25), Pastor Chris Emmitt shows us that it's not too late for anyone to get back to God's plan regardless of what we chose in that moment.

We all experience moments in our lives when we face the choice of doing something we know we should not do. By looking at the story of David, Nabal, and Abigail (1 Samuel 25), Pastor Chris Emmitt shows us that it's not too late for anyone to get back to God's plan regardless of what we chose in that moment.

Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to the early life of David found in 1 Samuel to teach us (or to remind us) that God knows where we are at in our lives and where He wants us to be. This message provides practical application for whatever season you may find yourself.

Christians share in the responsibility to bring about restoration in our world. That has been God's plan from the very beginning when He created Adam in His image. Pastor Nathan Castleberry takes us through Scriptures to give insight into how the way we look, live, and lead can reveal to others who God is and how much He loves them.

Burnout comes from taking on tomorrow's mess using today's strength. Sound familiar? God offers a different plan for our lives though. Pastor Nathan Castleberry turns to Lamentations to teach us a way to led a purposeful life that helps us escape burnout or better yet, avoid it all together. After all, God calls us to live a life where His faithful love never ends and His mercies begin afresh every morning.

This Easter weekend Pastor Chris Emmitt looks at the story of Cornelius found in Acts 10 to help us understand the difference between knowing of Jesus and trusting in Him. Although Cornelius was a religious and good man who knew of Jesus, he didn’t know the Good News of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. When we learn the distinction between “knowing of “and “trusting in,” our lives our changed for eternity.

By looking at John 13:1-15, Pastor Chris Emmitt proves that the Jesus he knows genuinely cares about people regardless of the person, regardless of the place, and regardless of the pressure. Jesus sets a model that removes all excuses for care and compassion.

By looking at John 13:1-15, Pastor Chris Emmitt proves that the Jesus he knows genuinely cares about people regardless of the person, regardless of the place, and regardless of the pressure. Jesus sets a model that removes all excuses for care and compassion.