We see that Jesus actually unlocks the key to happiness, but the secrets to achieving happiness are not things we typically think of making us happy. This paradoxical text sets the stage for the sermon on the mount.

In this sermon, we see that God has uniquely created and gifted men for His purpose and glory in the gospel.

In week four of this sermon series, we go over why hospitality should be a vital part of every Christian’s life. Hospitality is essential to our mission and if we want to reach others with the gospel, we must show ourselves to be hospitable.

We discuss healthy finances in your home. Executive Pastor, Ryan Navy, gives three practical ways to glorify God with your finances.

We examine a very real need in our area and around the world: caring for children who are orphaned, abandoned, or neglected.

We see that God has uniquely created and gifted women for His purpose and glory in the gospel.

Executive Pastor, Ryan Navy, builds out of the story of Philemon and Onesimus and examines the theme of redemption not only in this narrative, but throughout the entire bible. Through Christ’s purchase of us, we are free from spiritual slavery and made sons and daughters of God.

Lead Pastor, Will Basham, concludes the story of Philemon and Onesimus and points out a theme of substitution as Paul offers to repay any losses incurred because of Onesimus’ sin.

Executive Pastor, Ryan Navy, looks at the importance of reconciling relationships that may be strained or offensive. In reconciliation to others, we model God’s reconciliation of us as sinners to himself in salvation.

Lead Pastor, Will Basham, examines how fulfilling the Christian mission is a self-refreshing task for the church. We pray, love, and share because it is rewarding and God-glorifying.