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How can you know if your relationships are toxic? You have to know what symptoms to look for. In this message, we are taking a look at the relationship between David and Saul to determine the difference between a toxic relationship and a healthy relationship.

In this talk, Chris Dotson kicks off our series on love and relationships. Our world has a lot to say about love...but, what exactly is love? Join us as we begin the conversation about love and relationships by looking at Jesus as the fullest expression of love.

How can we steward our money in a way that honors Jesus and sets us up for success later in life? Join Jay Michael Johnson and Garrett Galloway as they have a conversation surrounding our finances.

In this message, we begin our series "Don't Waste It" with a conversation with Duane Blasdel. Duane is the Director of Mapleridge Ranch, a Christian summer camp in upstate New York. Join us as we talk about how we can make decisions today that will help; us not waste our life.

Too often the conversation about sex in the church has centered around arguing whether God's view of sex is right. But have we ever stopped to question whether it's better? In this talk, Chris Dotson explains why God's view of sex is not just right, but better.

We live in a culture that is divided and most of this division is a byproduct of our political climate. Whether you lean to the left or the right, followers of Jesus must first and foremost seek to honor Jesus as they participate in politics. In a culture that is dominated by political tribalism and division, is there a better way forward? In this talk, Chris Dotson leads us in a conversation about how to have a gospel centered lens on politics.

Why does God let bad things happen? For many, this is the primary question that keeps them from following Jesus. If God is all powerful, He could stop bad things from happening. If God is all loving, He would stop bad things from happening. Bad things happen...so where is God? In this talk, Chris Dotson leans into this tension as we begin our series "Elephants in the Room".