This episode is part two of our Hezekiah series. Lead Pastor, Jeremy Flanagan, uses a portion of the story of King Hezekiah to demonstrate how we should respond to disappointment.

This episode is the start of a new series on King Hezekiah. Lead Pastor, Jeremy Flanagan, challenged us to be people who choose to worship God. King Hezekiah's story demonstrates that despite family, social, and political pressures, you ultimately choose who you will be.

College Pastor, Jack Cross, wrapped up the Spiritual Discipline series with the discipline of giving. He encourages us to give in ways that do not benefit us.

College Pastor, Jack Cross, challenges us to posture ourselves to depend on God. He encourages us to take time this week to fast from food in order to open our hearts to trust God over anything else that wants to master us.

This episode is the start of a new series called Spiritual Discipline. College Pastor, Jack Cross, explores how spiritual disciple can enrich your relationship with God. He encourages us to schedule time to prayer and meditation.

This is a special interview episode of Pathway’s worship team leader, Daniel Behrman, and his wife, Rachel. Executive Pastor, Mitchell Neldon, asks them about what life has been like since the addition of baby Brooks, how they balance everything, and how God brought them to Pathway. We are so thankful for Daniel and Rachel and for all the ways they serve.

This episode is the final part of our, "Lessons from 2020" series. Creative Director and assistant Thrive Director, Dom Hackman, challenges us to always put Jesus first. He encourages us to eliminate what distracts us from Jesus so we can better follow Him.

This episode is part three of our current series, "Lessons from 2020." Lead Pastor, Jeremy Flanagan, challenges us to find ways to love people we disagree with. He encourages  us to offer understanding instead of ultimatums.

This episode is part two of our Lessons from 2020 series. Chief of Staff, Larry Fincher, will explore what he learned from families during last year. He will challenge us to form a plan and find accountability to help make 2021 our best year yet.

This episode is part one of our new series, "Lessons from 2020." Executive Pastor, Mitchell Neldon, challenges us to focus on new opportunities instead of dwelling on what has been lost.