LISTEN — Part 2: Turn Down the Noise

What if God isn’t silent—we’re just surrounded by too much noise?

In Part 2 of LISTEN: Hearing the God Who Still Speaks, we look at Elijah’s encounter with God in 1 Kings 19. God wasn’t in the wind, the earthquake, or the fire. Instead, Elijah encountered Him in a gentle whisper.

In a world filled with distractions, opinions, schedules, and constant noise, discover how creating space for God can help us recognize His voice.

Maybe God doesn’t need to speak louder. Maybe we need to listen closer.

LISTEN — Week 1: God Still Speaks

Does God still speak today—and if He does, how can we learn to hear His voice?

In Week 1 of LISTEN: Hearing the God Who Still Speaks, we discover that hearing God isn’t about chasing a mysterious experience; it’s about growing in relationship with the Shepherd. Jesus said, “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.”

God is still speaking through His Word and by His Spirit. The question is: Are we listening?

Discover how to recognize His voice, quiet the competing noise, and respond when God speaks.

Press Start – Part 4: Restore Your Relationships

Healthy relationships don't happen by accident—they're built one intentional step at a time.

In the final message of the Press Start series, discover how God restores our relationships by first restoring our hearts. Through practical biblical wisdom, you'll learn how to put Jesus at the center of your home, create meaningful connection in a distracted world, extend grace when conflict comes, and pursue a shared mission that brings families together.

Whether you're married, raising children, single, or simply seeking healthier relationships, this message will encourage you to stop fighting against one another and start pursuing God together.

Press Start on a new chapter of connection, grace, and purpose—and discover that the strongest relationships are built when Christ is at the center.

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🎮 PRESS START — PART 3: REBUILD YOUR RHYTHMS

Your life is shaped by more than your intentions—it is shaped by the rhythms you repeat.

In Part 3 of Press Start, we look at the example of Jesus in Mark 1 and discover how to keep urgent demands from controlling our direction. Using Tetris as our inspiration, we explore four practical movements for building a healthier life and family:

• Recognize your current rhythms

• Remove what crowds out what matters

• Build around what gives life

• Return when the rhythm breaks

You don’t have to redesign your entire life overnight. Begin with one faithful rhythm and trust God with the next piece.

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🎮 PRESS START — PART 2: RENEW YOUR MIND

You can want a different life, but lasting change requires a different way of thinking.

In Part 2 of our Press Start series, we explore Romans 12:2 and discover how God transforms our lives by renewing our minds. Learn how to recognize unhealthy thought patterns, replace lies with God’s truth, and build new patterns that lead toward His purpose.

Whatever shapes your thinking will eventually shape your living.

🎧 Listen to “Renew Your Mind” now—and press start on a new way of thinking.

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We all know the feeling—dropping a token in the machine, waiting for the screen to prompt us: press start. In this opening episode of our new series, Press Start, we look at what it means to hit reset on our lives and start fresh with God. Using the classic video game Super Mario Bros. as a backdrop, we explore how coins, power-ups, and obstacles can distract us from the real mission—and how Jesus' words in Matthew 6 show us the way back to what matters most. It's an honest look at anxiety, distraction, and what it really means to "seek first the Kingdom."

In this episode:

-Why your focus determines your future

-The story of Mary and Martha—and how even good work can distract us from God

-Five common sources of distraction we all face

-Why you can't move forward in life by going backwards

This is week one of a four-part series.

Impact Your World | On Purpose – Part 4

The church was never meant to simply gather—it was created to make an impact. In the final message of our On Purpose series, discover how encountering God leads to transformation, participation, and ultimately multiplication. Jesus calls every believer to go beyond attendance, live on mission, and help others become disciples.

We gather for a greater purpose—and then we go to impact our world.

What if church was never meant to be a place you simply attend—but a family where you truly belong?

In Part 3 of our On Purpose series, we explore God's design for biblical community and why spiritual growth was never intended to happen in isolation. Discover how the early church modeled authentic relationships, why every believer has a unique place in the body of Christ, and how God uses community to strengthen, encourage, and transform our lives.

Whether you've felt disconnected, overlooked, or are searching for a place to belong, this message will challenge you to move from simply attending church to becoming an active part of God's family.

Scripture: Romans 12:4–5, Acts 2:42–47, Ecclesiastes 4:9–12

Because your faith is personal—but it was never meant to be private.

The church was never meant to be just another gathering—it was designed to be a place where people encounter the presence of God.

In Part 2 of the On Purpose series, we explore why experiencing God's presence is central to the purpose of the church. Discover how genuine encounters with God transform hearts, strengthen faith, and empower us to live differently throughout the week. Whether you're searching for hope, renewal, or a deeper relationship with Jesus, this message will encourage you to pursue His presence above everything else.

Join us as we discover that when we encounter God, everything changes.

What is the Church really supposed to be?

In this opening message of the On Purpose series, we discover that the Church wasn't created by accident—it was designed by God with a clear mission. Looking at Jesus' Great Commandment and Great Commission, we explore why the Church exists to love God, love people, make disciples, and keep Christ at the center of everything.

Whether you're new to faith, searching for a church home, or have followed Jesus for years, this message will encourage you to see God's Church through His design and inspire you to live with purpose as part of His mission.