In this sermon, Luke Stradley shares how raising the next generation in faith takes parents, the church, and the students themselves. Looking at Timothy’s life, we see the impact of a faithful mother and grandmother, the mentorship of Paul, and Timothy’s own willingness to listen and follow. Parents are called to disciple their children at home, the church is called to step in as spiritual family, and students are challenged to humbly listen to those ahead of them. Together, we can pass on a faith that outlives us.

In this episode, Greg Childers leads a deep dive into James 2:14–26 and the often-misunderstood phrase, “Faith without Works is Dead.” Are Paul and James at odds, or is there a deeper harmony? Discover the biblical categories of dead faith, demonic faith, and living faith, and what it means to truly trust—and obey—God. This class will sharpen your theology and call you to action.

In this week’s sermon, “Jesus Saves: The Heart of the Gospel,” Joshua Watkins preaches from Colossians 1:15–23 to remind us that the gospel isn’t about performance—it’s about peace.

Jesus is the image of the invisible God, the one who created all things and holds all things together. He didn’t just go into the grave—He came out of it to make peace through the cross and bring us back to God.

This episode will challenge your assumptions and encourage your soul with one truth: You’re never too far gone for grace.

In this week’s message, Joshua Watkins shares a deeply relatable and gospel-rich sermon titled “Broken but Loved.”

Drawing from Genesis 3 and Romans 3, Joshua unpacks the real root of sin—not just breaking rules, but breaking trust with God—and reminds us of the powerful truth that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.

This message speaks directly to anyone who has ever wrestled with shame, feelings of unworthiness, or a deep longing to be made whole.

In this message titled “God is the Source of Everything”, Joshua Watkins kicks off the Foundations of Faith series by exploring what it really means to begin with God. From Genesis to Colossians, this sermon invites listeners to re-center their lives on the Creator who gives everything its meaning, purpose, and direction. If you’re searching for clarity in a chaotic world, start here—with the One who started it all.

This week’s message features heartfelt testimonies from Spring Mill Bible Camp and a challenge to see ordinary work as spiritual work. Joshua Watkins preaches from Colossians 3, reminding us that in the silence and the everyday tasks—God is present. Whether scrubbing dishes or mentoring youth, our calling is to do all things as unto the Lord.

Have you ever asked, “If people really knew me, would they still love me?” In this vulnerable and hope-filled sermon from Psalm 139, Joshua Watkins invites us to lay down our image management and embrace the God who knows us completely—and still chooses to love us.

You’ll discover that: God knows you completely, God is with you constantly, God made you intentionally, & God invites you to trust Him fully

And in Jesus, all of that becomes not just poetic—but personal.

What do you do when your heart is too broken to fix? In this honest and grace-filled sermon, Joshua Watkins walks us through Psalm 51—David’s cry for mercy after his greatest failure. With pastoral care and gospel clarity, Joshua reminds us that God is not looking for a polished past but a humbled heart.

“A Broken Heart Can Still Beat” is for anyone who feels the weight of guilt, the shame of sin, or the sting of failure. It’s a reminder that through confession, repentance, and God’s mercy, even crushed bones can rejoice again.

In this sermon from Psalm 42, Joshua Watkins speaks to those seasons when our souls feel weary, distant, or dry. With honesty and hope, he reminds us that while our souls won’t always be well, we are not powerless. Drawing from the psalmist’s deep longing for God, Joshua outlines a practical and spiritual path forward: to stop, seek, and speak truth into our own hearts.

If you’ve ever asked, “Where is God?” in the midst of pain or doubt, this message will help you find your way back to hope—and the One who is always near.

In this week’s sermon, Joshua Watkins walks through Psalm 27 to show how God meets us in our darkest seasons. You’ll learn how God brings clarity when fear tries to cloud our vision, why His presence is the peace we truly crave, and how waiting on the Lord is often the bravest act of faith. If you’re facing uncertainty or walking through a difficult time, this message will encourage you to trust in the God who is both strong enough to calm the chaos and kind enough to sit with you in it.