When we surrender our lives to Jesus, we are called to be His...forever and always! As His people we are new creations that are called to live a surrendered life that serves Him. We are called to set the spiritual temperature and be thermostats for Jesus rather than thermometers who simply conform to the culture around us.

Pastor Justin shares about the 2023 Southern Baptist Convention in New Orleans. He talks about the health of the SBC, the Cooperative Program of the SBC, some concerns with some of our SBC entities, and the sets the record straight on the stand the SBC has taken in regards to scriptural authority (especially concerning the New Testament Church office of pastor).

For far too long, men have been under attack by our spiritual enemy. The effects have been catastrophic to families, neighborhoods, churches, cities, states, and nations. It's time we wake up, man up, and stand up for biblical manhood and commit to being Mighty Men of God.=!

Many today are walking away from faith in God, but what is the substance of their faith? Why are people "abandoning faith" in God or turning to different, false ideologies of faith in God? This message looks at one of those reasons and challenges us to examine our lives and examine our faith to make sure that Jesus is the author and perfecter of our faith.

Truth seems to be on shaky ground in our culture, but in reality Truth is rock solid and found in Jesus! In our series through Acts we continue to see Truth change lives. In this message we explore the events immediately after Saul's conversion and see how truth brings illumination to who Jesus is and exposes darkness in the hearts of people.

We all face adversity in our lives. Far more often than not, adversity is a blessing in our lives that provides for us opportunities to grow in ways we can't without it. If we are to grow through adversity there is a unique path we must take. This message explores the what we can learn from Saul's conversion story in how to have victory in adversity.

Because Christ followers are in this world but not supposed to be of this world, we are required to learn and grow in Kingdom Awareness. This message from our series through Acts looks at the example of Philip in order to learn how we can grow in being apart of the Kingdom of God on this earth.

We are more often than not creatures of comfort. If we are going to grow as a person and in our walk with Jesus, we have to get uncomfortable and dependent upon God. It is usually during difficult trials that we grow the most. This message explores this truth in the early church.

Imitation is the greatest form of flattery. Imitation of Jesus is the greatest form of obedience, devotion, and love. As we explore the text about Stephen, it is important for us to see his devotion to and imitation of Christ. As a reward, he received the greatest joy: a look at the One for whom he is living for, standing at the right hand of God in approval of Stephen's faithfulness, no matter what!

As the early church grew, so did opportunities for attack and division. Today, many churches still face the same underlying spiritual attacks. the solutions is to devote ourselves to the Word and serving one another.