Listen into, “Who Is My Neighbor?”, as Brothers Dylan Hutchinson and Caileb Dover challenge us to see the people God places directly in front of us as opportunities to demonstrate the love of Christ through action, sacrifice, and responsibility. Drawing from Matthew 25, Judges 5, and the Parable of the Good Samaritan, the message calls us to stop looking for reasons to pass by and instead become neighbors to those in need. Ultimately, we are reminded that loving Jesus means showing up for our brothers, reaching the stranger, and faithfully acting on the opportunities God has already placed before us.

In “The Light-Armed Soldier,” we are challenged to recognize that the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Following Christ as our ultimate Forerunner means becoming men who are prepared, available, and willing to lead from the front—going to the work, searching for those God is preparing, and making a way for others to follow. We are called to lay aside the weights that hinder our availability, intentionally position our lives for Kingdom service, and multiply ourselves by raising up faithful laborers. The message is a call to become light-armed soldiers who are ready to go when the Spirit says, “Go.”

Join us as Pastor Cason Shobert and Pastor Landon Wray share with us, “The Best Defense.” God’s kingdom is meant to advance, warning that spiritual stagnation and a defensive mindset eventually creates room for sin, fear, and retreat. Examples like Joshua, Israel at the Red Sea, and many other examples show us that our faith must stand firm in God’s promises while obedience continues moving forward even when the path is difficult or costly. This challenges us to not bury what God has entrusted to us or protect our comforts, but invest our lives, gifts, families and resources into serving others and advancing the mission of Christ. The Kingdom message declares that the church’s best defense is faithful advance: pouring itself out for others, repairing what is broken, raising the next generation, and walking in a trust that allows God’s people to move forward in obedience.

REASSIGNMENT. What will you do when you hear those words from the Commander and Chief King Jesus? Will you negotiate or will you obey? Join us as we receive fresh orders from heaven!

Listen into Genesis 20

The Giver Matters. Join us as we are reminded that God's eyes are on the Giver not the Gift. Period.

Listen into Foundations Genesis 19.

Join us as we travel the road less traveled. The ancient path. The path of most resistance. The path that is paved with ever increasing sacrifice OR as the prophet Jeremiah called it, the path to the rest for your souls. What got the disciples of Jesus there will get us there.

Listen into Foundations: Genesis 18

In today’s message, “Increasing Sacrifice,” we look at the life of Abraham as a pattern of faith marked by deeper and deeper surrender. As the Kingdom of God continues to increase, so does the call upon the people of God to lay everything before Him.

Through Abraham’s journey, we see five areas the Lord cuts away in His people: comfortability, cowardice, carnality, contriving, and claim. From leaving his homeland in Genesis 12 to offering Isaac in Genesis 22, Abraham’s life reveals that every greater promise is preceded by greater sacrifice.

This sermon calls the church to live as living sacrifices—fully surrendered, fully alive, and fully committed to Christ’s ever-increasing Kingdom. The question is not whether we want more of God, but what remains in our hands that belongs on the altar.