Following Jesus is tough. Paul’s letters show this in detail. Today Curtis discusses Phil 1:12-18 and shows us that despite our circumstances, God is at work in us to advance the gospel.

Listen today as Pastor Curtis digs deeper into Philippians 1:6-11 and how it highlights the importance of our relationship and love of others. Part of what it means to follow Jesus is that our prayers reflect His priorities more than they have in the past. Join us as we look at these scripture verses and ask “Do I love like this?”

Listen today as Dr. Brian Vickers, professor of New Testament Interpretation and Biblical Theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, as he speaks on the topic of Unity.

In today’s sermon, Pastor Curtis’ goal is that each person listening would think about their relationship with God particularly as it relates to who they are and what time it is in their life. Paul’s letter in Philippians 1 sets an example of this for us.

Listen today as our Associate Pastor of Student Ministry Chris Morris talks through Psalm 51 and how confession is like a laundry basket. How we use it and how often we use it can have a drastic effect on our relationship with others.

On Wednesday evenings, Seth Asher concludes this study on how The Beatitudes and the Kingdom of Heaven come together and what these blessings mean for us today. Join us as we study Matthew 5 together.

Does God communicate with us? How? Why? When? How is your communication with God? Today our Shepherding Team Member Patrick Fieger takes a look at Psalm 19 and how God communicates with His people.

On Wednesday evenings, Seth Asher is walking us through how The Beatitudes and the Kingdom of Heaven come together and what these blessings mean for us today. Join us as we study Matthew 5 together.

Today Associate Pastor Champ Thornton walks us through Psalm 84 and how we should be looking forward to and desiring to be in the presence of our Lord.

On Wednesday evenings, Seth Asher is walking us through how The Beatitudes and the Kingdom of Heaven come together and what these blessings mean for us today. Join us as we study Matthew 5 together.