1 Corinthians 5:1–8 - This passage reminds us that what we tolerate can shape us. This message points us to the seriousness of sin, the call to repentance, and the hope of living as a people made new in Christ.

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan

Romans 8:1 - Looking at Romans 8:1 and John 8:1-11, this Easter message centers on the good news of Jesus and the freedom He gives. Because of His life, death, and resurrection, we can live in the hope and victory of the gospel.

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan

1 Samuel 30:8-15 - In the final message of What to Do When You’re at the End of Yourself, we studied 1 Samuel 30:8–15 and saw how God leads us forward one step at a time.

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan

1 Samuel 30:3-8 - When David came to the end of himself, he turned to the Lord for direction. In 1 Samuel 30:3–8, we’ll see that when we inquire of God, He is faithful to answer.

Speaker: Jeremy Woods, Ministry Coordinator

In 1 Samuel 30:1–8, David faces a situation he cannot fix on his own and learns where true strength is found. This message explores what it means to turn to God when you reach the end of yourself.

Lead Pastor: Jud Jordan

1 Corinthians 4:14–20 - In this passage, Paul reminds us that real love doesn’t avoid correction, it moves toward it. This message explores why godly correction matters and the role spiritual influence plays in shaping our lives.

1 Corinthians 4:1-5 - In this message, we confront how easy it is to elevate spiritual leaders instead of keeping our eyes on Christ. We’ll look at what Scripture says a leader is truly called to be and why our ultimate focus must always be God, not people.

In today's message, we will dive into the book of Genesis to see how Abraham was obedient to God's commands, and trust Him even when things just don't make sense in the moment.