Pastor James from our Waynesboro campus shares his powerful testimony of how God rescued him from addiction and despair, using his life verse Psalm 62:5-7 to illustrate the difference between building our lives on the solid rock of Jesus versus the sinking sand of worldly solutions.

Pastor Matt Close shares how understanding God’s discipline as love—not punishment—completely transformed his life and relationship with his heavenly Father, challenging us to see correction through the lens of adoption rather than abandonment.

Pastor Stu joins us to teach on Jesus's "new commandment" to love others the same way He loves us, with four practical ways to live this out daily. Stu shares how God used this very message to challenge him during his own relational struggles.

Pastor Matt explores how Jesus responds to betrayal with faithful love rather than bitterness, showing us that even when others betray us, we don’t have to betray our own character—because Jesus sees who we really are and chooses to stick around anyway.

Pastor Reece joins us from Australia to teach through John 13:1-17, revealing that true servanthood flows from security in our identity in Christ, as demonstrated when Jesus washed His disciples’ feet despite knowing their future betrayals and denials. 

George Morris joins us today from Fellowship of Christian Athletes at UVA to bring a message from John 12:27-50. We explore Jesus' teaching about the choice between living in fear or stepping into the light He offers.

This week, Will Acuff joins us from Nashville, TN to teach on John 12. We explore how different people responded to Jesus and discover that true life comes not through demanding control, but through surrendering our lives to God.

Rooted in John 12:1–11, this sermon contrasts Mary’s costly worship with Judas’s disguised selfishness, calling us to examine whether our lives truly reflect that Jesus is worth everything.

As we continue our verse-by-verse series through the Gospel of John, Pastor Matt teaches from John 11:45-57. In a world chasing convenience and control, the Gospel calls us to courageous surrender—stepping into God’s redemptive story to bring hope to our neighbors, cities, and nations.

As we continue our verse-by-verse series through the Gospel of John, Pastor Gabe teaches from John 10:22–42. In a world full of noise and confusion, Jesus—the Good Shepherd—calls us by name, invites us to hear His voice, and leads us into a life of deep relationship, identity, and ongoing response.