Pastor Bryan continues his series in Joshua and preaches how leaving one season will impact how you arrive in the next.

Pastor Bryan continues his series in Joshua and preaches how saying "yes" to the unknown is where miracles are developed. In Joshua 2:1–8, he explains that God often asks us to do hard things that involve risk, but they serve a greater purpose we may not yet see. Resistance doesn’t mean it’s the wrong path—there is often provision in the struggle. He also highlights how trusting God often involves trusting others, even unlikely people God places in our lives to help move us forward.

Pastor Bryan continues his series in Joshua, preaching how making God our top priority starts in the heart—not just in words.

And warns that when God isn’t first, idols—like careers, family, or self—take His place. Ultimately, choosing to put God first sets a powerful standard for our families, even when culture pulls in the opposite direction.

Pastor Bryan continues his series in the book of Joshua and preaches how God’s provision is never meant to be a place of permanent rest, but a reminder of His faithfulness along the journey. Provision should build our faith for what's next—not replace it. When we get too comfortable, we risk staying longer in places God only meant to be temporary. Pastor Bryan reminded us that obedience moves us forward, and our purpose is not just about securing our future but helping others discover theirs.

Pastor Bryan shares how missed opportunities often come from overanalyzing and letting fear or loss stall our faith. Drawing from Joshua 1:1–9, he reminds us that God's promises are greater than any setback and are found by those bold enough to take action. True strength and courage come from trusting God's direction, even when the path isn't clear.

In this special Church At Home message, our staff shares a heartfelt conversation about what it means to serve—not from a place of personal strength but through surrender. They discuss how God works powerfully through our weaknesses and invite us to trust Him more deeply.

Our special guest speaker, Cornelius Pratt, preaches on the power of our words and how what we say builds our world.

In her sermon “Don’t Stop on Stuck,” Pastor Alisha draws from John 5:39 to encourage us not to let old mindsets, fear, or disappointment keep us from the healing and breakthrough God has for us. Using the story of the man who waited 38 years by the pool, she highlights how being stuck isn’t just physical—it can be mental and spiritual. Jesus' command to “get up” is a challenge to shift perspective, take action, and trust that healing doesn’t always come the way we expect. The message urges believers to move forward in faith and not settle in a place God is calling them to leave.

Pastor Bryan wraps up his series on identity and preaches from the Book of Daniel, explaining that you have to know who you are before people try to make you who they want you to be.

Pastor Bryan continues his series on identity and preaches how your identity takes on the shape of your greatest influences.