Bill looks at the first 11 verses of a "thank you note" in the Bible called the book of Philippians, where we find 5 characteristics that will take you to the next level of gratitude in your life.

The Devil is a real person, and we are all in his crosshairs. But the good news is that we have his playbook. The Bible is clear about who the Devil is, what his scheme is, what his end his, and how YOU can experience victory over him. So let's take a look at that playbook...

All this time we've been talking about how this is MY story, YOUR story, OUR story. But actually, that's not quite true. This epic finale of the sermon series has it's own plot twist as Bill Clark looks at the SPOILERS of the story that God has actually already written!

The sign of a great story is how often it is RETOLD. Turns out that God wants to write a great story with your life. One that is so great that it will be RETOLD. Here's what that looks like...

Why is it so important that you know your story and share your story? Because God is writing it for a bigger purpose than you ever imagined. As Jerry Harris shares his story and Bill Clark teaches from Scripture afterwards, you will discover that you simply MUST share your story because souls depend on it!

Our guest Jason Stockton, pastor of Life Church in Rome, GA, brings a powerful teaching on what it means to be a "1-2-1" disciple and how to live a life that "blesses" God and others. If you let God write your story, he will use it to bless others around you.

One of the things that makes a story, a show, or a movie really good is a big ol' PLOT TWIST. But they aren't always so fun when they happen in real life. As senior pastor Bill Clark interviews 3 people who did some summer mission work, their stories remind us how to view and respond to the plot twists in our lives.

Senior pastor Bill Clark interviews founder of Carabello Coffee, Justin Carabello. Justin's story is awesome, but it started way before he began a coffee company. His is a story of redemption and transformation. And yours can be too.

Who is the church for? It's a tension that any growing church will wrestle with. But Jesus had an encounter with some religious leaders once. They were offended. Jesus' response to their offense in Luke 15:1-7 may be the most important passage for today's church, because it answers the question once and for all, "Who is the church for?"

The hardest thing to do is to take that first step to begin a relationship and a connection with someone. But it's the BEST thing you will ever do. Don't just settle for good intentions. Take action.