There is nothing you can do to add to what Jesus has already done for you. And what Jesus has already done for you is everything you could possibly need. Join Kyle as he continues our Tuesday night series, “Galatians."

Our eyes and ears are the gateway to our hearts. That means that what we read, watch, and listen to is shaping who we are. Listen as guest speaker Michael Porter, Sr. walks us through how learning to meditate on the Bible can change our lives for the better.

So many have felt the effects of division in the church. What causes this division and is there any hope for unity? Listen as Justin points out division the church in Galatia and Paul’s hope for unity in the good news of Jesus Christ as we continue our series “Galatians."

Do you find yourself doing things to get others to notice you? To praise you? It's exhausting, right? Listen as Kyle explores our common human struggle with people pleasing and how Jesus' answers our needs as we continue our series "Galatians."

Have you lost sight of the what's most important to you? In a world with so many competing ideas and values, it's not so uncommon, but that's also exactly what happened to the church of Galatia thousands of years ago. In his letter to the Galatian church, Paul reminds us of the importance of the Gospel of the Saving King Jesus. Listen as Emilee kicks off our new Tuesday Night series, "Galatians."

Our habits can change the course of our lives, but for the better or worse? Patrick shares how a hunger for reading the Bible can satisfy us and change our lives as he finishes our series "Trajectory."

Whether you know it or not, there is a throne in your life, and someone or something is King of your life. The most important question, though, is who sits on that throne? Listen as Keith Simon continues our series, "Trajectory."

When “hard” comes our way in life, we all have to make choices about where to go. Jesus said the same thing 2000 years ago, but did it in the form of a question, and it’s a question that might make us a little uncomfortable. Kyle Richter continues our Tuesday night series, “Trajectory."