Thad DeBuhr explores the metaphors of salt and light, challenging us to be distinctive in a positive way and call out the good in those around us.

Charlie Couch begins a new series about the Sermon on the Mount, building on the Taking Your Mountain series that just wrapped up.

Aaron Couch wraps up the series by discussing how Christians can use their business to put God on display and make an impact in the world.

Chris Clayton shows us how artistic expression shows us the nature of God.

JT Manning challenges us to have a wide variety of sources and learn how to process them appropriately. Do we understand how our media is shaping us, and are we in control of the legacy we are leaving behind?

Chris Clayton charges us to seek the well-being of our community, resting in the truth that God is in control.

Marty Solomon encourages us to seek the transcendent wisdom of God above the ever-shifting knowledge of the world.

Aaron Couch establishes the proper place and function of the Church, setting us up for healthy relationships within our church family and with God.

Aaron Couch talks to us about one of the ways to take the family mountain by calling out people’s God-given identity.

Thad DeBuhr encourages us that a given person’s response to us does not change our identity or our mission, as long as we are faithfully living the mission God has given each of us.