Join Kaleb, George, Ron, and David as they discuss the series "Kids These Days". Hear their takeaways, thoughts, and prayers that came out of preaching during this series. 

Deep Dive into David's Sermon "What's That Smell?"

David Springer wraps up our Kids These Days series emphasizing the importance of living out our faith in front of the next generation.

Ron Bull helps us understand the best goal of parenting and differentiates between punishment and discipline. Much of this message was adapted from two sermons by Andy Stanley at Northpoint Community Church in Alpharetta, GA.

Kaleb and George sit down this week to discuss what it means to lead kids in the way of the Kingdom, how to maintain healthy marriages in the midst of raising kids, encouragement for young and old members of the church, and more. Head to www.followjesus.org to join us online this Sunday, or join us on campus in Knoxville. 

George Clark explores the importance of patience in parenting and in dealing with anyone from a different generation.

Kaleb and David sit down this week to discuss the struggles and benefits of intergenerational relationships. Head to www.followjesus.org to join us online this Sunday, or join us on campus in Knoxville.

Kaleb Mullins kicks off our new series highlighting the differences and similarities between the current living generations.

Life often throws us into chaos when we least expect it, especially during the Christmas season when pressure mounts to create perfect moments. Joseph's story reveals that the first Christmas wasn't the serene scene we often imagine. When Mary told Joseph she was pregnant, his world fell apart, yet he responded with dignity rather than revenge. God entered Joseph's chaos through an angel's message, promising that Emmanuel - God with us - would be present in the mess. Joseph chose trust over understanding, saying yes to God's plan despite not fully comprehending it. The Christmas story teaches us that peace isn't the absence of chaos but the presence of Christ, who enters our difficult circumstances to bring wholeness and transformation.

What if peace isn't about having perfect circumstances? Joseph's world fell apart when Mary told him she was pregnant, yet God met him right in the chaos with a promise: Emmanuel - God with us. The first Christmas wasn't a serene Hallmark moment but a messy, overwhelming situation where God chose to enter our world. Maybe the peace you're looking for isn't waiting for your circumstances to improve - maybe it's found in opening your heart to the Prince of Peace right where you are today. Are you trying to fix your chaos before accepting God's peace?