Launching our new series, Overrated, Gerald Fadayomi underscores how we expect success, fame, and notoriety to lead to a feeling of significance. However, Jesus teaches that significance is found in servitude. Significance isn't about climbing the ladder of success. It's about being the ladder. This message will show you how.

You are meant to live in the land of fruit and honey. In this message, Pastor Nathan Castleberry gives us practical and biblical guidance on how to live a life not stuck in a rut but instead live a life of obedience, faithfulness and stewardship over the things that God places in our lives. This is what leads us to an abundant life.

Have you ever felt like you were waiting for something hopeful to happen in your life? Maybe you were (or are) suffocating from the stress, pressure, busyness, sadness, or brokenness in your life. You are not alone. Pastor Chris Emmitt looks at the story of Simeon (Luke 2:25-32) to show us how Jesus brings us HOPE, even in the waiting.

For a lot of us if we were filling in the blank for what this Christmas is… STRESSFUL would very easily fit in the blank. In this message, Gerald Fadayomi looks to that first Christmas through the eyes of Mary. Gerald shows us how, even with all the stress she encountered, that Mary still found a way to treasure the moment. He gives us an easy way to put that into practice in our own lives.

During Christmas time, we often get caught up in the activities, nostalgia, and feelings of the season but miss the most important thing. In the second week of the series, This Christmas Is, Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to Matthew chapter 2 and the story of the wise men visiting Jesus, Chris describes how many of us move through Christmas thinking that the office parties, gifts, and food will be enough, but we are looking for fulfillment in the wrong things. Chris encourages us to find Jesus and let Him be enough.

Is this Christmas not what you were expecting? You are in good company. In week 1 of our series, This Christmas Is, Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to the difficult crossroads that Joseph faced when Mary told him she was pregnant. Chris shows us that Joseph took the next step in obedience to God even though he didn't know the whole plan. And God asks us to do the same.

God gave each of us unique talents, abilities, and skills. It's all part of His plan and design for our lives. In this message, Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to Romans 11 and 12 to encourage us to figure out the gifts that God gave us and determine how we can use them to glorify Him.

It can feel intimidating to spread the message of Jesus. Thinking about our own flaws and the large number of people needing the gospel can feel overwhelming. Pastor Nathan Castleberry examines Ephesians Chapter 4 and dives deep on the history of the church and the disciple Paul. Nathan describes how Paul and the 12 disciples traveled far and wide witnessing the good news of Christ. Nathan closes by describing how the community of Christ is made of believers acting locally and thinking globally.

Whether you need a break or are about to break, rest can be found in Jesus. In the final message of the Under Pressure series, Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to passages found in Matthew and 2 Coriinthians to help equip us to live our lives under the approval and authority of Jesus...not the world.

Life is difficult and at times unfair. As Christians, we can stand firm by armoring up. Pastor Chris Emmitt teaches us about the armor of God and how we can put it on each day. At the end of his message, Chris is joined by special guest, Mitch Harris, a former professional baseball pitcher and U.S. Navy Lieutenant, who offers a unique perspective on putting on God's armor.