This week Pastor Jake Kinnamon gives a word talking about how we are not enough; we need Jesus, who is always enough.

This week Pastor Jake Kinnamon gives a message from Matthew 6 talking about how Jesus is our daily bread.

This week Pastor Heidi Kinnamon gives a message from Isaiah 5 & 35. She talks about the disappoint we may often feel, and how God's solution to everything is Jesus. The answer to everything is Jesus.

This week Dante Barnes shared a message on the tactics of the enemy and how he can use spiritual matters to distract us from what really matters most.

This Week Pastor Jake Kinnamon gave a message about life's experiences & trusting God. "Experience without trusting God through it will cause us to jump to the wrong conclusions."

This week Pastor Jake talks about what it means to have a testimony. He gives the true definition of what having a testimony means, and that we are all evangelists who are called to share our story.

This week Pastor Jake gave a message about how we were created to be interdependent, not independent. We were made to be dependent on God, but there are things that we may take refuge in to cope instead of running to Him. Let's avoid unhealthy coping mechanisms in our lives.

This week Heidi Kinnamon gave a word from Habakuk. In Habakuk, he asks God "why do the wicked prosper and the righteous suffer?" God see's the sufferings we have today, no matter the extent. God understands us in our tension, and he isn't mad about it. But he doesn't want us to let it turn to complaining. As righteous people, we live by faithfulness. We see the other side, and our life is more that the luxuries of sufferings of this world.

This week Pastor Jake gives a message talking about the importance of taking small steps. He talks about how one step doesn't seem like much, but if you put enough together you can climb a mountain.

This week Pastor Jake gives part 2 to "Giver over the Gifts". He talks about how the gifts God gives us should push us towards Him, not the gift. Our priorities are often based on our desire, but they should be based on intrinsic value. As we being to get close to God, our priorities shift.