Pastor Isaac explores the question, "How do you relate to God?" and exposes how our different answers to this question can change our relationships inside God's Kingdom.

Pastor Isaac leads a reflection on Matthew 5:1-12, demonstrating how happiness can be found in the picture and the promise of the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Isaac leads a reflection on Matthew 4:17-25, demonstrating how being a disciple of Jesus is about a journey that requires commitment and endurance, as opposed to the glamorous destination.

Patience is against our nature. So what do we do while we wait for something? Whether it's a career or school opportunity, a relationship, or a direction of what comes next, do we believe God hasn't forgotten about us? Tyler Reagin leads a reflection on what to do while you wait.

To wrap up our series, Messy Church, Pastor Isaac Trevino reflects on the foundation of the gospel–Jesus Christ and his resurrection, and how this revelation has the power to make broken things whole.

Religion has taught us that the mark of spiritual maturity is gifting. However, Paul clarified long ago in 1 Corinthians how love is what we should aim for. Britt Nelson walks us through the famous passage in 1 Corinthians 13 to teach us the way we should show love in the body of Christ.

Finding unity in the world we live in is not easy. It can actually be very messy. There is so much we must give up, but also so much to gain. Pastor Korey Deck reads 1 Corinthians and invites us to reflect on humility as a means to find unity.

As Christians, we want to seek unity in the body of Christ. With that in mind, how can we still have theological discussions? How can we navigate important issues we see in our culture when our opinions are different? Pastor Isaac explores these questions with a simple and yet, complex answer: Jesus is LORD is the only hurdle.

From the time that Paul wrote to the church in Corinth until today, there is something about the Kingdom of God that remains relevant and true: In Christ, we win by losing. Our good friend, Jarian Felton, exposes how victory in Christ means the loss of our preferences and selfish desires.

While looking at life and culture through a Christ-centered view, where do we draw the line for our freedom? If Christianity is not simply a rule book of Do's and Don'ts, how do we navigate our freedom in Christ while loving His people? Pastor Isaac answers these questions and more in this message of our series Messy Church.