This week is Palm Sunday, and we are in week 1 of a Mini Sermon Series. It is called "Live like you already have a king." Do you still follow Jesus as a subject of his? Even when it is hard?

Unison is 10 years old today! On this Big double digit milestone for Unison, Lead Pastor Chase Rashad preaches about his love for our church family and about the faithfulness of God. Happy 10th birthday Unison Family!!!

Today is a teen takeover service at Unison! The teens took over the service and led our gathered worship today! Watch on YouTube or Facebook if you can, but our message today is brought by Ms. Olivia Stancle. Listen in as she preaches about the difference between decoration and dedication. 

Today, Tiana Hawver preaches the final sermon in our series called "Fast Fruits," where she focuses on James 5. She teaches that we should evaluate our perspectives about God's teachings to look for all of the values He wants his followers to uplift. 

This week, for week 3 of our Fast Fruits series, Lead Pastor Chase preaches about the kind of way that Christians should be known for speaking. Does your life show the fruit of where you are from?

For week 2 of our Fast Fruits sermon series, Teaching pastor Ben talks us through James 2. He encourages us to be the church we were called to be by obeying the teachings of Jesus. 

Lead Pastor Chase Rashad begins our new sermon series called Fast Fruits. We are going through James in the month of March this year. Join us as we start with James 1. 

Tiana Hawver shares the sermon today from Proverbs and her reflection about all the things going on in the world around us. She encourages us to check in with our spiritual heart, its alignment to the values of God, and to use His word to check it. 

Today, we have a stand-alone sermon that addresses our posture towards the country we find ourselves in. Our faith is who we are as believers, not just something we do. 

Lead Pastor Chase preaches this week about a particular component of Unison's existence. It may serve as a reminder for many, but Unison is a multiethnic community on purpose. Our diversity glorifies God and represents Christ the way He prayed would happen.