How did we get to a place where something that is clearly morally wrong became acceptable? In this sermon, Chris and Jay Mike sit down and discuss how to live in a world where lies from the enemy have become normalized.

Can your own willpower break you free from your enslavement to your flesh? How many times have you sworn you were never going to do "that thing" again? In this sermon, Jay Mike talks through failed hoop dreams and what it takes to win the battle within.

Who even is the Devil and how does he work? In this episode, Chris and Michaela sit down to have a discussion about awkward moments, the spiritual forces that battle against Heaven, and the warfare tactics the Devil deploys against us.

Why is it so hard to change? Perhaps because we are unaware of who is fighting against our change. In this sermon, we examine the 3 enemies of our soul: the world, the flesh, and the devil.

Let's be honest...prayer is hard. It can be intimidating, confusing, and even overwhelming. What is the purpose of prayer and how can we make it a regular rhythm in our lives?

In this message, we hear from guest speaker Jordan Raynor, author of Redeeming Your Time. We often forget that Jesus confined himself to 24 hours in a day while on Earth. Despite this limitation, he accomplished the redemption of all things. So it would probably be good for us to determine how the Author of Time manage his time so we can learn how to better manage ours.

Let's be honest, it's hard to be consistent with our time in God's Word. In this message, Jay Mike helps us see how Jesus approached Scripture and how his approach can help us create sustainable rhythms of Scripture reading, memory, and application in our lives.

We are back to weekly gatherings! This week we kick off our series: Sunday School where we examine the lifestyle of a Jesus follower. How does the abundant life promised by Jesus connect with the lifestyle of a follower of Jesus? Perhaps more than you think.

Many of us can find ourselves living out an apathetic faith. Too often, we find ourselves on the fence with Jesus. In this message we learn from the church of Laodicea in the last week of our series: The Seven.

How do we know whether we are living a "successful" Christian life? Is it based upon how good we are? How many people we lead to Jesus?

What if success was less about individual moments and more about a consistent pattern?