Our speech, both external and internal, inform our thoughts and actions more than we know. Learning to steward our speech well can go a long way in helping us cultivate our own resilience in the face of life's trials. Listen here for more!

We know difficult days are a part of life, we also know that with Jesus, we have someone to hold onto in the midst of the storm. A bad day can't defeat a good God. Listen here to learn more.

Just as the body has many members, our memory is also made up of members. When we re-member our past, we can utilize that memory to cultivate resilience in the face of what we might be going through. Check out this sermon if you have a desire to cultivate more resilience in your life.

In this homecoming sermon, Pastor Bill Haddock reminds us about the true manna from heaven. Christ is the bread of life, in him and in him alone will we find satisfaction and sustenance. Listen here for more!

What does acceptance have to do with the Gospel and why do so many Christians struggle with it? In this sermon, we look at Paul's message to a divided church in Rome and glean wisdom on the role of the church in our day and age. Trust us, this is one you won't want to miss. Listen here for more.

We know Jesus paid the debt of sin, but what about the debt of love? In this scripture passage, Paul reminds us of our responsibility to love our neighbors well. Love is the fulfillment of the law. Listen here for more!

We all know about church face right? Typically, everyone wears a mask most days, but what would it look like to build authentic and sincere community with one another. A place where we could take off the mask and just be who we are called to be? Listen here for more.

When we strive to seek God's kingdom, it's important to do so in ways that matter deeply to us. Listen here to learn more.

Choosing gratitude and contentment in life is primarily a matter of perspective. For Paul, he learned how to lean into these practices even while the circumstances of his life were constantly changing. How did he do this? What might we learn from it? Listen here for more!