There are a lot of opinions about what is going on in our city and county. Tune in as we seek the opinion of God for his people.

This week pastor Jonathan encourages us in the way that leads to joy; Gratitude. Tune in as we discover how our attitude of thanksgiving leads to a life of joy found in Jesus.

This week pastor Jonathan continues or collection of talks entitled 'clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose'. We are encouraged to focus on our confession, as our confession can become our conviction. In life what we speak is of high value, as it can direct our whole life. Tune in and discover how your declaration can get you to your destination.

Join us this week as pastor Jon encourages us to watch over what we put in our soul. There are two kinds of food; food that feeds us and food that feeds off of us. Lean in this week and find how Gods promises turn into hope in your soul.

This week pastor Jonathan kicks off a new collection of talks surrounding issues of the head and the heart. Listen in to this interactive sermon and start the process of renovating your mind that you might transform your heart.

Pastor Andrew takes us through Ephesians 1 with a message about yielding ourselves to God. Surrender begins when all our efforts fail to answer life's problems. Lean in to learn what it means to daily surrender to Jesus.

Pastor Jonathan preaches the Word with a message from Ecclesiastes 11. Instead of waiting for the right time to change, we focus on working the soil to reap the harvest of joy God has for us. Listen in as we learn from His Word.

He is risen, indeed! Pastor Jonathan brings us a message from Matthew 24 about God's favor and how it leads to His freedom. Join us as we lean into God's Word.

This week pastor Jonathan encourages us that our TRUST in Jesus is motion activated. Trust lets us walk on his word, find him even in our failure, and step into his story. Join us this week as we push forward in our lives.

This week pastor Jonathan encourages us around the subject of Peace. Tune in as we discover that peace isn't often what we thought it was.