In this sermon, Tommy Kiedis shares with us from John 19:11; Ezra 6:8,11; Nehemiah 9:57; Job 9:24; 12:10, 23; Daniel 4; and Acts 12:23. He shows us that “God’s got this” is the overwhelming recurring theme as to the world stage. Knowing this we cast our votes thoughtfully, carefully, and boldly by resting in God, not “our candidates” to bring “peace on earth and goodwill to men”.

In this sermon, Tommy Kiedis shares with us from John 18:36 and Revelation 19:11-21. He shows us that from Genesis to Revelation, God and his kingdom is the predominant theme. Those who seek it are secure and know how to live faithfully in the present. As Christians we are called to prize what Jesus prized - politics may frustrate you, but they won’t flatten you.

Tommy Kiedis talks about "The Words For Parenting," in the final sermon of

our series, Empowered Parenting.

In this sermon from Michael Veitz, we learn why we truly need to get to

know the heart of our children.

When Jesus said, “Come follow me” it was a call to follow him 24/7, including our work. Work is God’s tool to help us know him, love him, and serve others. This week is the week of our annual Church Planters Retreat. despite being postponed due to Hurricane Matthew, we had a chance to look into the lives of some of our amazing church planters.

As a community responding to Jesus' call, "Come follow me," we have a deep desire to lead our children to Christ. However, sometimes we don't feel like we have what it takes. In this sermon from Tommy Kiedis, we learn about the 7 "must-do's" of biblical parenting.

As a community responding to Jesus' call, "Come follow me," we have a deep desire to lead our children to Christ. However, sometimes we don't feel like we have what it takes. In this sermon from Tommy Kiedis, we lear about the model for parenting.

As a community responding to Jesus' call, "Come follow me," we have a deep

desire to lead our children to Christ. However, sometimes we don't feel

like we have what it takes. In this sermon from Tommy Kiedis, we are taught

that the gospel is all the power that we need!

As a community of believers responding to Jesus' call, "Come follow me," we are called to pursue God constantly. In this sermon from Jon Elswick, Lead Pastor of Crossway Church, we dive into the book of Exodus, and learn how to not be content with with "God's presence on the outside of the camp."

As a community responding to Jesus' call, "Come follow me", it is important that we understand what it means to be a Christian. In this sermon from 1 John 5:6-12, Casey Cleveland shares with us that Christians believe eternal life is in the Son.