Recent reports tells us people in America are laughing less, less happy, more depressed and filled with anxiousness. There’s a promise that came that first Christmas that your life DOES NOT have to be like that. There’s a Heavenly commodity that came that first Christmas called joy. Joy has a name and His name is Jesus. The surprise of Christmas is found in the most unlikely places to the most unlikely people. You and I are more like them than we think. Joy isnt just for the world but your world.

Why is it easier to find excuses and reasons to not rejoice than it is to not rejoice? What is sucking our joy? How do we let joy become our constant focus? In Part 3 of our series "Joy To Your World," Pastor Tony shares the importance of identifying your joy killers and letting Jesus be above your circumstances. Living above my circumstances occurs when my perspective interprets my circumstances rather than my circumstances determining my perspective.

The Bible tells us that the joy of the Lord is our strength, yet, why do so many of us want to be strong without joy? In part 2 of our Joy To Your World series, Pastor Tony preaches on the power of praise and the outcome of joy in the middle of barren and hard seasons. The powerful reality is that you’re no stronger than your joy.

Why, for many of us, do we see joy comes to everyones elses world except ours? We all like the idea of a baby, sent from heaven, and bringing joy to the whole world. But did you know it’s way more personal than that? Jesus was born to die to not just bring joy to the world but to bring joy to YOUR world. In this message, Pastor Tony brings us into the story of Mary and Elizabeth. The same joy that filled their womb is the same joy thats available to fill our world.

How should the Church respond when celebrities like Kanye West make announcements and claims of faith in Christ? How would Jesus respond? In this message, Pastor Tony brings a timely word to a very relevant topic and addresses when God moves, how He saves, and who He uses.

Author and speaker Brene Brown says that, "The mantra of our day is never enough." It’s easy to feel like we don’t have enough and easier to feel like we aren’t enough. What do you do when there’s not enough? What do you do when you need a lot but you only have a little? What if our perspective of what is"not enough" is producing a scarcity mindset and limiting what God can do through you? In the final installment of Generous, Pastor Tony shares a powerful word on the miracle of generosity and what happens when we bring God what we have, even when we feel it's not enough.

How do we learn to live with open hands in a world that tells us to hold on to what we have; especially when what is in our hand seems small and insufficient? What if the key to unlocking generosity in your life was in your pocket? In this message, Pastor Tony introduces and preaches on the undeniable and unescapable principle of sowing and reaping. To the same measure we sow we not only reap, but we reap more. What we keep in our hands is all we have. What we sow is what God multiplies.

If the Earth is the Lords and everything in and He owns it all, why is it so hard for us to not appreciate the 90% we get to keep? Why do only 6% of Christians in America tithe? Why do majority of people live close handed when it comes to money and possessions? In Part 2 of our Generous series, Pastor Tony encourages us to change our approach and fix our perspective. When it comes to giving, it’s not something we have to do. It’s something we get to do.

What does it mean to be generous? Is generosity for everyone? In walking through this series, our focus is possessing generous hearts and identifying what it looks like for our actions and attitudes to be bent towards giving. One of the things that should distinctly mark the people of God is our generosity. However, you don’t have to be a Christian to be generous. What sets God's people apart is our motive of generosity. In this sermon Pastor Tony shares with us how and why our generosity is motivated by God’s goodness and generosity toward us.

What would Jesus undo? Im the final message of this series, Fruit Snack Faith, Pastor Tony shares with us the greatest oxymoron and the biggest thing Jesus would seek to undo: spiritual indifference and lukewarm faith. We learned that it’s possible to be at church that makes Jesus sick. Spiritual difference in lukewarm Faith not only break His heart but it turns his stomach. In this message we learn God’s heart to be a church with a zeal who’s lives are burning for Jesus.