Join Pastor Isaiah Andrews for week 2 of our brand new series, Connect The Dots!

What happens when faith becomes routine instead of relationship? Samson’s story reminds us that small compromises can slowly pull us away from God without us even noticing. His strength wasn’t in his hair, it came from his dependence on God. Today’s message challenges us to stop running on spiritual muscle memory and ask: Are we truly present with God, or simply going through the motions?

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for week 1 of our brand new series, Connect The Dots!

What do you do when life takes an unexpected turn? Joseph’s story reminds us that even through betrayal, hardship, and years of waiting, God was with him. When we feel stuck, God is still at work, using every pit, prison, and dead end to shape us for what’s ahead. We may be stuck, but God never is.

Join Pastor Nathan Futrell for Week 4 as he wraps up our series, "Serving Matters | Tap In" Acts 2 shows us what happens when people transformed by Jesus stop living for themselves and start sharing life, meals, and resources with others. Serving wasn’t just something they did, it was who they were. Their genuine love and unity stood out, drawing more people into the community every day.

Join Pastor JD Small for Week 3 of our series, "Serving Matters | Tap In"

What if serving like Jesus was never meant to be something we do on our own? This message explores how every believer has been given a unique gift through the Holy Spirit, not for ourselves, but to serve others and strengthen the body of Christ. Just as Jesus ministered through the Spirit's power, we are empowered to do the same. When we realize God has placed us exactly where we are for a purpose, serving becomes more than an obligation, it becomes our calling.

Join Pastor JD Small for Week 2 of our series, "Serving Matters | Tap In"

Faith isn't just about knowing God's Word, it's about living it out. This message reminds us that while Scripture shows us what needs to change, real transformation happens when we put our faith into action by serving others. As we serve, God shapes our hearts, grows our faith, and teaches us to live more like Jesus. The blessing isn't found in simply hearing the truth, it's found in doing it.

Join Pastor JD Small for Week 1 of our brand new series, "Serving Matters | Tap In"

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? It’s more than believing, it’s living like Him. In John 13, Jesus, the King of Kings, humbly washes His disciples’ feet, even Judas’, knowing he would betray Him. His example reminds us that serving isn’t about who deserves it, it’s about reflecting who Jesus is. When our identity is rooted in Christ, we love and serve others with humility, grace, and no conditions.

Join Pastor JD Small for Week 5 of our series, 250 IN 360: Biblical Perspectives for America.

No matter where we live or who's in charge, our mission stays the same: follow Jesus. We're called to honor others, stand firm in God's truth, and be a light in our communities. When we put God's Kingdom first, we can make a real difference right where He's placed us.

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for Week 4 of our series, 250 IN 360: Biblical Perspectives for America.

God's hand is always at work, even when we don't see it. This message reminds us that God's providence is His constant involvement in our lives, guiding, protecting, and providing every step of the way. Just as His hand shaped history, it is shaping our story today. We're encouraged to trust Him in every season, call on Him in every circumstance, and find peace knowing He's in control. One day we'll see just how faithfully God was working behind the scenes all along.

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for Week 3 of our series, 250 IN 360: Biblical Perspectives for America.

This message reminds us that true freedom begins with God. Based on Psalm 33:12, we're challenged to protect our spiritual heritage by living out biblical values, serving our communities, participating responsibly in society, and sharing the hope of the gospel. While our voices and actions matter, lasting change comes through transformed hearts, and only the gospel has the power to do that.

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for Week 2 of our new series, 250 IN 360: Biblical Perspectives for America.

This message calls us to move beyond criticism and embrace a priestly posture of humility, repentance, and intercession. As believers, we are called to stand in the gap for others, just as Daniel and Nehemiah did, confessing “our” sins and seeking God’s mercy. Like the friends who carried the paralyzed man to Jesus, we may not be able to change people ourselves, but we can bring them to the One who can. True revival begins when God’s people humble themselves, pray, and seek His grace for our nation (2 Chronicles 7:14)