He makes everything beautiful in its time. In its time God has done a beautiful work in us and through us. In this special Sunday Pastor Tony and the leadership of Radiant bring a special word of encouragement to close out this season.

How you see God determines everything about you. This is called your Godview. Do you see God as a loving, kind Father who loves to reward His children? The Bible promises us that God is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him. However, we often struggle to see God as rewarded. We don't have the faith to believe or heart to receive it. 

In this final message of "Seek," Pastor Tony shows us how theres a blessing reserved for those who seek after the God who sought you. There will always be a portion of gladness and joy set aside for seekers. We just need to faith to see it and seize it.

Who can make the climb? Who is worthy to set out to make the ascent? In this powerful message, Pastor Tony preaches from the life of Jacob by reminding us that climbing the mountain of God is an equal opportunity employer. Knowing God intimately and deeply is not for perfect people with polished profiles. God isn’t intimidated by your inadequacies. God is desperate to convince you that there’s a place for you in His Presence. He's eager to convince you He can use you. This God is the God of Jacob

Life is an uphill climb. Life requires much of us to keep climbing. However, when you get to the top, the view is worth it. Our journey with Jesus is like climbing a mountain.

In Part 2 of our Seek series, Pastor Tony helps us lean into the invite room of Psalm 24 to ascend the hill of the Lord. All throughout history, God has been seeking climbers. Will you climb?

The quality of the ascent is found in the preparation of the climb. God is a God of preparation and theres requirements and conditions for those who would ascend the hill of the Lord.

In Part 1 of of series, “Seek,” Pastor Tony preaches from Psalm 24 and helps get on the highway to God’s Presence. Prayer and fasting is climbing the mountain of God. Fasting lifts us to a whole new view where we see Him more clearly.

Lights are the hallmark of the holiday season, but they are not what will ultimately illuminate our hearts.

In this special Christmas message, Pastor Tony helps us the darkness around us not as a set back but a set up for the glory of God to shine the brightest. There’s nothing to dark for the Spirit of God to hover over and move upon.

Which way should I go? Which way are you headed? There's many seasons of our life where we're left wandering, concerned, lost and confused  not knowing how to navigate the terrain of a whole new world. If you have a desire to go somewhere then the path you take is everything.

In this message, Pastor Tony brings us to John 14 to help us get back on the life-giving path. The Jesus way wedded to the Jesus truth brings about the Jesus life. He’s the direction we take, the reality we trust, and the one who reigns over mortality.

Frustration is born when our expectation doesn't match our experience. But what happens when God is at the center of our expectation - and He doesn't come through? When it seems like the God who loves us didn't provide for us in the way we had hoped? Oftentimes following Jesus can leave us disappointed. 

In this next installment of "Give Me Jesus," Pastor Tony teaches us, through the story of Lazarus, how God uses disappointment to develop us, not destroy us. Every unmet expectation is an opportunity to get an upgraded revelation of the Father.

Doors open to new places and doors open both ways. God has placed before us not just a door but He Himself is the door. 

This week we have the privilege from hearing from Radiant's preaching Intern, Levi. He continues our "Give Me Jesus" series and calls us to heed the invitation from the Father to come to Him and through Him.

Jesus will never be all you need until Jesus is all you have. In this next installment of “Give Me Jesus,” Pastor Tony begins part one of the 7 “I Am” statements of Jesus.

This week we will learn that Jesus didn’t come into the world mainly to give bread but to be bread.