We know that a lot of people like to say that they can "manifest" things, but the truth is that the Bible doesn't support that anywhere in scripture. That power is only reserved to and for God. But that doesn't mean that our words are powerless. Listen to this informative word from Pastor Brandon now.

Matthew 12:31-37

As we continue to navigate this true and false series, today Pastor Brandon looks at the reasoning for saying that Jesus is the ONLY way, and why that truth should comfort us more than turn us away,

John 14:1-7

Maybe we have put voting and the democratic process in the place of God? In today's sermon, we will see how idol worship of democracy actually leads us further away from God. Pastor Brandon teaches us how to hold voting and our participation in the right view and make good decisions.

Acts 1:21-26

This is a difficulty question to reconcile. Sometimes it feels like God does NOT want this, but the truth is that he does, but he knows that we are most fulfilled and satisfied when we are connected to our life source, the Vine. Jesus is the vine. As long as we stay connected to him, then we will have all the joy we need.

John 15:5-11

It is true that our world runs on money, but that doesn't mean we have to be run by it. We have to make sure we hold these things in perspective, and we need to hope to live content and peaceful lives.

1 Timothy 6:6-10

So much of our narrative of forgiveness is clever mental tricks, but it leaves us helpless and bitter. Have we really been called to forget? No. We have been challenged far greater than that. Listen to this sermon as Pastor Brandon Knight outlines what real forgiveness is.

Matthew 18:21-35

In what may be one of the deepest dives we've seen, Pastor Brandon Knight opens up scripture to help us see the deep level effects of broken sexual ethics. In this sermon, he challenges us to be guided, not by feelings, but by TRUTH, and scripture is the ultimate authority.

Genesis 3:6-13

In our closing sermon in this series, we look at the all-encompassing work of Jesus and what it means for us. Jesus doesn't just teach us how to be loved, but he teaches us how to love. The key to this love is loving others in a way that puts them above our own interests. Jesus is the standard.

John 15:10-17

Jesus didn't come to destroy the social order; he came to conquer the sin that created it. In this sermon we hear what it sounds like when Jesus confronted the religious elites and their hypocrisy. Let these words be a lesson to all of us as well.

Matthew 23:1-2

Sometimes we think that God needs our help to do his will, and we can end up getting frozen in fear because we feel like we don't bring enough to the table. The truth is that Jesus does far more with our little than our lot.

John 6:5-14