Desiring for a new season and a new chapter in life? Then we need to be ready for something new and to have a new wineskin to receive it. Pastor Corey talks about the importance of knowing about God and seeking a revelation of Him through experiences. Highlighting the value of wisdom, which is lived knowledge, and encourages listeners to seek wisdom by knowing, experiencing, and living out their faith in Jesus. He reminds them that their goal is not comfort or pleasure, but to know and experi...

Pastor Brandon encourages us to anchor our lives in the truth of God's Word and to rely on Jesus as our foundation. He emphasizes the importance of being part of a community and serving others. The principal themes of the conversation are the importance of anchoring one's life in Jesus, the need for forgiveness and repentance, the impact of boundaries in relationships, and the power of God's Word as an anchor.

People will often remind you that you can't... God however is in the business of reminding people that HE can!

What's your purpose? What are you called to live for? And is there anything restricting you from fulfilling that purpose? Let's talk about it!

Pastor Brandon is back and sharing the next message in our Summer Nights series all about our way vs God's way.

Pastor Buddy shares from the book of Job on why God is good all of the time.

Pastor Corey wraps up our Summer Nights series talking about the fear of the Lord. The bible talks about two kinds of fear and there's a big difference between the two. Join us this week as we unpack biblical fear.

Life is full of transitions, some small, some big, but in every transition we can find purpose.#palmschurch #palmschurchonline

Have you ever noticed how apathetic we can be towards life? Does that apathy also apply to our relationship with God? And if it does what can we learn from Psalm 25 that can help us turn apathy into desire.

Pastor Brandon kicks off a new series called "Summer Nights" where we dive into the book of Psalms. This week we look at Psalms 117 and what it looks like to overflow.