Pastor Terry A. Smith - We need to rediscover, and fully employee, our God inspired imaginations. We should expect our imaginings to come true. We can and must imagine more.

Pastor Terry A.Smith - A person who has a generosity of spirit always sees possibilities and potential and opportunity in spite of present circumstances. They are magnanimous.

Pastor Terry A. Smith - Magnanimity, or the greatheartedness we should aspire to, is grounded in a deep awareness of who we are in relationship to God through our faith in Jesus, and is cultivated by growing in our relationship with Him. To grow in that relationship, we must dig deep.

Pastor Dan Dean - Hope does not depend on circumstances. We must continue to look to the future with hopeful anticipation, trusting and knowing that God promises that He has a good plan for our lives.

Pastor Christian Smith - As we look to this New Year, let us begin the year with a sense of excitement for Jesus' renewal in us!

Pastor Terry A. Smith delivers a hope-filled and inspiring message for the Christmas Season.

Pastor Terry A. Smith - The virgin birth was necessary in order for God to work out His redemptive plan for humanity. God knows whatever it is that you are experiencing today. Because He is a man and will be so forever. And because He is God – and will be so forever – He has the power to help you in your time of need. Whatever you need.

Pastor Ryan Moore - Advent reminds us that joy isn’t about circumstances; it’s about Jesus, who came into a broken world to bring hope. Even in pain, we can choose joy by focusing on God’s promises and sharing His love.

Pastor Terry A. Smith - Part of grace is the grace to give back to God and the grace to use the gifts we have been given to serve others. We give ourselves to God as a response to grace.

Pastor Harlingtton Ariza - Grace, as God's unmerited favor, is meant to flow through our lives like a river, bringing life and transformation, rather than stagnating. When it flows, grace not only transforms our relationship with God but also fosters healing, reconciliation, and community when shared with others.