What is true forgiveness? Explore Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 18 and discover how forgiveness sets you free to live with grace and peace.

Following God - Amy Harris by Pastor Chris Mullis

A fusion of gritty delta blues made to groove and move to, The Legend of Small Cat blends slide guitar, raw storytelling, and an infectious beat. Fans of modern blues-electronica crossovers will hear echoes of R.L. Burnside’s Come On In, Moby’s Natural Blues, and the swamp-tronica vibe of Dirtwire.

“Freedom Rides” is a reflective acoustic-driven song with a soulful, uplifting feel. Blending folk-rock warmth with worshipful sincerity, it tells the story of finding renewal and inspiration on the open road. Written from the heart of a pastor, the music echoes the quiet strength of prayer and the wide-open beauty of God’s creation—like Moses on Mount Sinai or Jesus withdrawing to pray.

Reflect on Jesus’ letters to the seven churches in Revelation and discover what He might be saying to us today.

A smooth, thoughtful, lo-fi vocal jazz song about using technology as an instrument

A sacred worship ballad blending rich harmonies and contemplative lyrics. “Timeless” explores the eternal nature of God and His presence in our fleeting lives—wrapped in warm melodic phrasing and soulful reflection.

This week’s message looks at Jesus’ letter to the church in Laodicea (Revelation 3:14–22). They thought they were rich, but Jesus saw them as poor, blind, and naked. He calls them—and us—to stop being lukewarm and to open the door to Him.

“Dry Bones” is a gritty, blues-funk revival song that rumbles with swampy guitar, deep groove, and raw soul. It tells the story of God’s power to breathe life into what’s broken, turning rust, scars, and wear into a testimony of redemption and purpose.

In this message, I share Jesus’ words to the faithful church in Philadelphia. Though small and weak, they kept His Word and did not deny His name. Jesus promised them an open door no one could shut, protection in trials, and a crown if they held on to what they had. This passage reminds us to stay faithful, trust His authority, and persevere until the end.