How do we do relationships God's way? Join us as Dan Everett teaches us that it starts with loving the God who loved us first, then taking His love to our neighbors.

Time is our most valuable commodity, so how do we use it in a way that honors God. Pastor Jay teaches us how we can use our time God's way by challenging us to evaluate what is really important and giving our best time to those things.

The world has so much to say about our finances but what does God have to say about the way we spend our money? How do we do finances God's way? This is not just another tithe more, give more type of message. Join us as Tyler McDonald teaches us and provides some practical wisdom on how we can honor God with our finances.

We are kicking off a new series, Say Yes to the Best. We are asking the question, "Am I joining God in His work in my life?" Am I saying yes to the best things. We start with the area that God uses to impact the other areas of life for His glory and our good, His church.

We close out our series, The Final Word, with Jesus' final declaration on the cross, "Father, into Your hands I commit My spirit!" Pastor Jay reminds us that the Resurrection is proof that God is worthy of our trust and He always keeps His promises. What are you trusting in today?

How many unfinished projects do you have at home? If you are like most people, you have a few. Thankfully, God is not like us. He does not leave us as unfinished projects. Today, God's Character is revealed to us through Jesus' declaration on the Cross, "It is finished!" Jesus is the God who finishes what He starts.

Today's declaration by Jesus on the Cross, "I thirst," reveals to us that Jesus is the God who understands our brokenness. Hebrews 4 teaches us that Jesus is our great high priest who is able to sympathize with our weakness, so we can go boldly to the throne of grace to find mercy to help in time of need. When we go to God broken, He hears us, He sees us, and He understands.

Substitutionary Atonement, big words with a big meaning for you and me. It means that Jesus is the God who stands in our place. He bore our sin, guilt, and shame in His death on the Cross. Join us as Dan Everett teaches us how the punishment Jesus bore created a place for us in the family of God.