This week Pastor Jake Kinnamon gives a message emphasizing praising the Giver over the gifts he gives us.

This week Heidi Kinnamon gives a message on the blind man who was healed in the Bible. Are we setting up our heart posture to see and hear what God is trying to tell us? Is our heart posture belief or pride?

This week Pastor Jake Kinnamon gives a word about God being our Abba Father on Fathers day. He talks about the innate desire we all have to have correction and love from a father.

This week our kids pastor, Chloe Barnes, gives a message on the importance on never forgetting about the Gospel. When we forget about what Jesus did for us, this is when we often find ourselves distant from our Shepherd. Living a life indebted to Jesus is the only way to ensure we will be safe.

You are going to want to listen to this full podcast because this week Pastor Jake Kinnamon gives a great word on tolerance. Do you think Christians should be tolerant? What does tolerance mean? Is tolerance a bad or good thing?

This week Heidi Kinnamon gives a message about being an encourager. She gives some key tips on how to be the kind of person that people can rely on for encouragement. She goes on to talk about how the Holy Spirit helps us and how we can be that to others around us!

This week Pastor Jake Kinnamon gives part 3 to "Coming Alive". Go back and listen to part one & two if you haven't to get caught up!

This week Pastor Jake Kinnamon gives part 2 to "Coming Alive". Are you bringing to God what he needs to build His Kingdom? Have we become lazy and selfish just waiting for someone else to build the Kingdom? The will of God cannot be accomplished with this mentality. Lets come alive in the Glory of God instead of waiting around.

This week Pastor Jake Kinnamon gives a message on not being a Christian who has dead religion. He talks about the beauty of being a Christian who is full of life and love.

This week Pastor Jake Kinnamon gives part 3 to "God's Will". He gives the 3 reasons people fall out of God's will. One of the biggest reasons Christians stop praying (and ultimately walk out of God's will) is by being distracted.