In this passage, the Lord tells us a lot about who He is, who we are, and what we should do about those things. Join us as guest preacher Dr. Tommy Bailey shares about wisdom, the steadfast love of God, and the Lord establishing the work of our hands.

What’s keeping me from sharing the hope I have in Jesus? How do I conversationally connect the dots to Christ? And what’s my next step to grow in this? Listen in to gain insights on how to have spiritual conversations with your friends or even strangers.

This week’s conversation highlights Paul and Marissa who intentionally build relationships in their neighborhood to share the love of Jesus. You’ll be encouraged that starting faith conversations with neighbors is possible for all of us through Christ's help.

When you follow Jesus, your life is completely transformed. And that transformation should overflow into your relationship with a significant other in several ways. Listen in today to hear more!

In this episode, Pastor Tommy sits down with Jim & Shirley Lauthern, who have shared 69 years of marriage rooted in love, faith, and devotion. They share the keys to a lasting relationship—keeping Christ at the center, having loving honest conversations, and growing together through every season. Their story is a beautiful reminder that a Christ-first marriage is built to last.

If I put my family first, I'll lead them into the desert. If I put the Lord first, I'll lead them into the Promised Land. May we revolve our lives around a consuming love for Jesus Christ.

Faith starts at home. In this episode, our friend, Ron Hunter from D6 Family Ministries, unpacks how to make faith part of your family’s daily rhythm—from mealtimes to meaningful talks about Jesus. Get simple, practical ideas to disciple within the family through these faith conversations together.

Sometimes we want Jesus to fit into our plans, adhere to our expectations, and adopt our thinking. However, there’s no joy or life there. So if a Christ-centered church is marked by joy, are you? And will you allow Jesus to overwhelm your box with Himself?

The Pharisees accurately called Jesus “the friend of sinners.” How does that claim affect you today and will you respond in the same way Levi did?

Are your greatest needs materialistic, monetary, or physical? The reality is that Jesus knows your greatest need and move directly to it. Don’t let anything stop you from coming to Jesus.