True Life Church

Two words. Two words can redefine our marriages and - if lived out God's way - can transform them. The hard part is listening and understanding what these words can mean in our relationships. They might just give us some "perspective."

In the third message in the series, we look at the most important part of our marriages: our relationship with Jesus. Looking in-depth in both Ephesians and Genesis, we get a good glimpse of what that means. (re-recorded on October 23)

In the second part of this marriage series, Pastor Josh re-caps the first message "The Pieces" (since Hurricane Matthew made us skip a week), and we move on to the universal problems every marriage will face and how Mark 10:6-9 can encourage us.

In the first message of this great new series on marriage, we start off strong with some marriage myths and a powerful lesson on forgiveness. To watch the sermon bumper video, visit https://www.ignitermedia.com/products/4241-broken-together.

In a powerful close to this mini-series, Pastor Joshua turns to the book of Joshua in the Bible to help us examine who we choose to serve.

In part 2 of our KALEIDOSCOPE series, we look at what it means to be authentic - in our jobs, our schools, our homes, our world - for Jesus. We end the message with a great Q&A with Lead Pastor Joshua Smith and Worship Pastor Scott Brazdo, who is also the CEO of a local business.

The kick-off of this new series looks at the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19 to shed some light into our lives: a story that begins with a shortcoming and ends with salvation.

After finishing up our "Greater Than" series, Student Pastor Michael Alford brings a message with a challenging question: Do you believe who Jesus says he is?

As we close out this transformational series, Pastor Josh highlights some Biblical perspectives on what we imagine... and how God is even "Greater Than."

We all worry. If we're honest with ourselves, it's often hard not to. But Jesus encouraged us to look at things a different way - because God is Greater Than our worries.