This week, Jimmy continued our More Of Jesus series with a message out of Colossians 2:16-23. Knowing God personally is more important than a set of rules.

This week, Vincent Carpenter continued our More Of Jesus series with a message on the will of God. The will of God is for us to know Him, not to do something for Him. When we walk in relationship with God, we then learn more about what He has for us.

This week, Drew continued our More Of Jesus series with a message out of Colossians 1:21-29. God gives us an incredible mission, to share His love with others, but he also equips us to live out the mission. When given great responsibility, insecurity can quickly arise, but with Jesus, we are able to rise up past insecurity and embrace the mission of God on our lives.

This week, Drew Steadman kicked off our More of Jesus series on Colossians, by talking about who Jesus is. Our problems become less daunting when we admit we need someone greater than our problem to get through. We focused on Colossians 1:15-20 and Drew challenged us to prioritize our relationship with Jesus and keep Him at the center of all we do.

This week, Van Vandergriff shared a message based out of Acts 16:6-10 on divine interruptions. Typically, interruptions have a negative connotation because they’re inconvenient, but sometimes God allows us to be interrupted so we can be a part of something greater. Others benefit when we allow our lives to be interrupted.

Today, Jady Griffin shared a message on transitions and the risks we have to take to make it through. Life transitions aren’t easy, but there is a promise from God that He will be with us through the process and bring us to our destination.

Today, College Pastor Carl Gulley wrapped up our series with a message on crucial conversations. There are two sides to crucial conversations, the way we address them and the way we respond. These conversations aren’t always easy, but the reward is always worth the risk.

This week Carl continued our series, It’s Complicated, with a message on offense. Offenses, both intentional and unintentional, happen to all of us. While we can’t control the actions against us, we can control our response. When we choose to not act out of offense, but to respond with honor and forgiveness, we set ourselves up to walk out in freedom.

This week College Pastor Carl Gulley, kicked off the new series, It’s Complicated, with a message on taking ownership of our actions in relationships. Relationships aren’t easy and involve an intentional process in order for them to thrive. Carl also left us with a challenge to begin creating intentional processes to keep us inside the box of owning our relationships.

This Sunday, we celebrated the resurrection of Jesus together! The power of Jesus defeating death isn't just something we celebrate on Easter, but it is something we can partake in every day.