We can't rewrite our past, but with God's help, we can change our future (and even our present). Pastor Nathan Castleberry focuses on the truths found in Romans 12:2 to help us identity the disconnect between God's promises and plans for our lives and our reality.

Special Guest Robert Emmitt continues in our series, The Script, challenging us to not only remember what Christ has done in our lives, but to never forget either. Examining the Israelites in Exodus 13 and their journey in the desert, we can learn a valuable lesson as to why we should never forget what Christ has done for us.

By focusing on the idea of restoration, Chris Emmitt refers to the story of the adulterous woman (John 8:1-11) to remind us that we can all be restored. In fact, the uglier the mess, the more beautiful the restoration. Chris challenges us to recognize that we are broken, accept the restoration of Jesus, and to live for Him.

Pastor Chris Emmitt starts the new series, The Script, focusing on the topic of “rescue.” At some time in our lives, all of us need rescued from a storm, such as storms of relationships, financial challenges, or job situations. By looking at Matthew and Galatians, we can take courage and trust that Jesus will rescue, even if the storm doesn’t stop.

As a biblical hero, we often forget about the personal limitations of Moses. MLC Student Intern Matt Kelly looks at the early life of Moses in Exodus 4. By sharing the parallels with his own story, Matt helps us to see that the biggest obstacles Moses faced was his faith, not his own limitations.

Why should I believe in a God that I can't see? How do I grow closer to God even though I can't see Him? In this message, Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to Romans and Second Peter to answer these questions. If you've ever struggled with these questions then this will leave you encouraged as you begin to recognize God's invisible qualities in His visible creation.

What makes a good neighbor? In our series, "Asking for a Friend," Pastor Chris Emmitt uses the story of the Good Samaritan found in Luke 10:30-37 to answer this question. He shows us that being a good neighbor involves more than seeing a need. More importantly, it's how we respond to those needs we see.

In our series, "Asking for a Friend," Pastor Chris Emmitt provides a biblical answer to a question many people encounter: How do you find peace when you experience anxiety? Writing from prison, Paul shows us in Philippians 4:6-13 the promise God makes to us in moments and seasons of anxiety.

Am I the only person struggling with this sin? In our new series, "Asking for a Friend," Pastor Chris Emmitt answers this question by looking at Romans 7:14-25 and the practical and biblical solutions it provides. In these verses, Paul shares his own struggles and reminds us of Who provides the real answer.

Paul's words in Romans 7:14-25.

Baptism is a symbol of WHO you identify with and a celebration of how your life has changed. Using Colossians 2:6-15, Pastor Chris Emmitt explains why we baptize, what baptism means, and the significance of it.

Baptism is a symbol of WHO you identify with and a celebration of how your life has changed. Using Colossians 2:6-15, Pastor Chris Emmitt explains why we baptize, what baptism means, and the significance of it.