With God, I am ...

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Lead Pastor

What verses in the Bible mean the most to you?

Jon Sherman, Senior Pastor

What keeps you from making church a priority?

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Lead Pastor

What does time alone with God look like for you?

Jon Sherman, Senior Pastor

What is TBC planning for the future?

Jon Sherman, Senior Pastor

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Lead Pastor

What's the difference between contentment and complacency?

Chris Turner, Connect Pastor

Have you ever battled depression? I have. And, according to numerous studies, I’m not alone. In 2022, nearly half of Americans have reported symptoms of depression or anxiety. So, whether it’s your personal battle or a loved one’s, join me as we confront this hot issue in our culture that truly has reached epic proportions. Healing and hope are waiting.

How can we have a respectful and loving conversation with someone about abortion? It's not a term found in the Bible, so how can we answer questions regarding women's rights and when life begins with confidence?

We live in a country that has convicted an individual for murdering both his wife and their unborn son (remember the trial of Scott Peterson) and has also permitted over 900,000 unborn babies to be aborted in a year. Is that not confusing? So how should we as Christians respond? We'll look at answers to these questions as we consider the issue of abortion, which some have called “the moral issue of our day.”

When I was young, I was taught to avoid two particular topics at social gatherings: politics and religion. Well, sorry mom, but we’re shattering that old saying. Truthfully, we will be going back to the basics of the Bible and discussing our roles and responsibilities as Christian citizens. God actually has quite a bit to say on the matter, so I look forward to unpacking lots of verses with you.

Have you ever known someone who decided they didn't want to be a Christian anymore? Maybe someone you went to church with growing up, or even a friend or family member? Perhaps you have even considered stepping away from the Church at some point in your own life. The term "deconstruction" has become popularized with the idea of "leaving the faith." We will try to understand deconstruction, discuss some of the reasons why people who have grown up in the Church are deciding to leave their faith, and then we'll look at a Biblical response to those around us in this position. My study of this subject has me excited about the opportunity for the Church and also alert to the challenges we face.