Church attendance has never been the end-goal.  Jesus never said “To be saved all you have to do is attend church,” but the church — whether local or global — is a place of healing! In this weeks sermon from Pastor Stephan Kilgore, we are reminded of the dire importance of being in communion with one another at church and demonstrating for the next generation what it means to be loved, cared for, and empowered as a member of the body of Christ. Be blessed!

We, as members of the body of Christ, have the incredible opportunity — and responsibility — to watch over the next generation! Not only do we fight for them, but we also pray for them. In today’s sermon, Pastor Stephan calls us to stand in agreement with our youth. Pray and intercede for them and their futures, that they may walk in righteousness and delight in God for all of their days. Be blessed!

Jesus loves the little children, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven! We are called not to hinder them, but to help them.  In today’s sermon, Pastor Stephan issues a call to action, to diligently serve the next generation and fight for them! Be blessed!

Faith is the confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what is not seen. So how do we not only walk in faith, but grow in faith? In this week’s sermon from Pastor Stephan, we learn how to operate in decisive faith that allows us, under the authority of God, to claim things that are not as if they were. Learn how to recognize breakthrough on the horizon, and take heart in the promises of God this week.

As children of the one true living God, we are all called to live in God’s will each and every day. Some callings are easy: hold the door for that stranger, or buy your friend lunch. But other callings are monumental. Sell your home and become a missionary, or quit your steady job in order to work for your local church. Those paralyzing callings seem insane to worldly eyes, and the only way we can fulfill something so impossible, is to lean on the One who makes all things possible. In order to abide in the calling of God on our lives, no matter how big or small, we’ve got to listen to the cry of the Lord in the wilderness. Take time to dwell in Him and identify the sound of his positive and confirming voice over you. Dwell in the house of the Lord and allow Him to move on your heart this week.  Be blessed!

Life can get mundane. If we allow ourselves to settle into our routine, we lose sight of what’s really important. In today’s sermon from guest speaker Pastor Ben Stokes, we learn how to see past our selfish desires in order to grow again in the calling and the greater plans that God has for us.

Isolation seems entirely harmless from the outside looking in. In fact, it may even be comfortable. But it is when we’re at our most isolated, that the enemy can wreak the most havoc in our lives. In today’s message from Pastor Johnathon Peña, we are reminded of the importance of staying away from The Fringe. Flee from indifference this week and embrace all that God has for you! Be blessed.

Thank God that we are more than just followers of Jesus, we are FRIENDS of Jesus! In today’s sermon from Pastor Josh Brown, rejoice in the fact that God has always, and will always, want you. Grow in nearness to Jesus this week and be blessed!

We are all born into a sinful world. Luckily for us, we are given the opportunity to be born again in Christ Jesus! After we invite Jesus into our lives, we begin the lifelong journey of spiritual growth. Just like any journey, it’s so much easier to travel together. Take the time to connect relationally this week!

Home is where the heart is! It’s where we find comfort, peace, and rest. In this place of vulnerability, however, we have two choices. Isolate ourselves and draw closer to the enemy, or show compassion for our communities and draw nearer to Jesus together.