Kevin Eshleman reminds us of our call to enforce Christ's victory by putting on our spiritual armor, because the battle is real.

In this episode, Wes Siegrist and Jim Ehrman reflect on this past weekend’s Easter services and highlight the incredible testimonies of breakthrough and transformation. Tune in and be encouraged as we’re reminded of the resurrection power of Christ Jesus and how it continues to bring freedom and restoration.

Kevin Eshleman, Jim Ehrman, Wes Seigrist, and Chris Weber share on the power of the resurrection as evidenced by testimonies of Christ's work in people's lives.

Join Matt Swords and David Burr as they reflect on this past weekend’s message, "The Kingdom Is," and unpack how righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit are not just truths to believe, but gifts to receive. Tune in as they explore how receiving the kingdom is more powerful than striving for it, and the value of unhurried time in God's presence. Be encouraged to posture your heart for deeper revelation and encounter the simplicity and power of the gospel. 

Pastor Kevin Eshleman teaches on the kingdom of God as righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. 

Join Matt Swords and Dan Gulnac as they reflect on this past weekend’s message, "The Kingdom Priority," and discuss practical ways we can apply it in our daily lives. Tune in as we’re encouraged to fix our eyes on things above and invite the King to have His way in every situation.

Pastor Kevin Eshleman teaches on the priority of both declaring and demonstrating the kingdom of God. 

In this episode, Bronley Plumb, Josh Smucker, and Heidi Zimmerman discuss Clay Collective Music, their songwriting and production processes, and their mission to bring the prayers of the Church to life through worship music. 

Barry Wissler explains what the kingdom of God is and why it must be our top priority as Christians. 

In this episode, Pastors Kevin Eshleman and Jim Ehrman discuss the message “The Profound Mystery,” reminding us of the call for marriage to be a reflection of Christ and His church, as described in Ephesians 5:31-32.