Sin is a word that we hear all the time, but what is it, really? In this sermon, Student Pastor Cody Jenkins takes an in-depth look at the Biblical concept that is sin.

In our Taboo series, we've be taking a look at topics we don't like to talk about. However, as Christians, we believe we need to engage with our culture and our world in love. In this sermon, Student Pastor Cody Jenkins gives us a Biblical perspective on the difficult, controversial, and relevant issue of sex.

In our new series, Taboo, we'll be taking a look at topics we don't like to talk about. However, as Christians, we believe we need to engage with our culture and our world in love. In this sermon, Executive Pastor of Ministries Brett Davis takes us through the difficult, controversial, and relevant issue of homosexuality.

In our new series, Taboo, we'll be taking a look at topics we don't like to talk about. However, as Christians, we believe we need to engage with our culture and our world in love. In this podcast, Senior Pastor Jay Hackett and special guest Adrian Salas discuss racism and how we as Christians should respond to it.

In our new series, Taboo, we'll be taking a look at topics we don't like to talk about. However, as Christians, we believe we need to engage with our culture and our world in love. In this podcast, Student Pastor Cody Jenkins and special guest Perry McWilliams discuss a Biblical perspective on the topic of transgenderism.

Student Ministry Associate Russell Matherly wraps up our Clean House series answering the question “How do I avoid the mess in the future?”.

Student Ministry Associate Russell Matherly continues our Clean House series studying John chapter 8. In this chapter, we see how Jesus fixes our mess, and that his forgiveness and love are available to all of us.

Student Ministry Associate Russell Matherly continues our Clean House series looking at how we can assess the messes in our lives and the importance of forgiveness.

Student Pastor Cody Jenkins kicks off the New Year looking at how we can be forgiven by each other and by Jesus as we address the mess in our own life.

Christmastime is always hailed as the "most wonderful time of the year", but for some, that is far from the truth. We are all waiting on something. In this sermon, Student Ministry Associate Russell Matherly wraps up the semester reminding us to look to Christ to satisfy our waiting.