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How can we move on from being helped to helping others? In today’s message, Pastor Bayless Conley explores the powerful ministry of Apostle Paul to the church of Philippi. We discover the one thing that revolutionized the lives of the early church, encouraging them to selflessly assist others in receiving Jesus. We learn that embracing this radical generosity inspires us to shift our hearts from a “help me” to a “please let me help others” approach. When we help others this way, the promises of God are fulfilled in our lives.

One encounter with God can forever alter the trajectory of our lives. In today's message, Pastor Harrison Conley and Joel Holm explore the transformative power of encountering God. Drawing from inspiration from the journey of Moses, Joel Holm reveals the true significance of how the abundance in the natural pales in comparison to God's best for us when we choose to leave the palace and into the promised land. Pastor Harrison Conley emphasizes prayer's vital role in a divine encounter with God as we discover His presence and design for us.

If God is the God of abundance, how can you begin to experience what He has for yourself? In today's message, Pastor Kenneth Mulkey explores the story of the Shunammite woman's heart for God, generosity, and unwavering faith, allowing her to experience God's abundance. He encourages us to embrace the same promise of abundance in our lives. From financial resources to emotional healing, we learn that when we receive God's word, there is restoration and fullness of His provision.

In today's message, Pastor Harrison Conley breaks down three biblical principles of sowing and reaping. With practical insights from the Word of God, He explores how we can apply these principles of experiencing God's abundance to our lives, including our finances. Through the lens of an eternal standpoint, we discover that sowing money into the kingdom of God is never wasted. As believers, we are encouraged to shift from the world's perspective to God's view of finance and stewardship by managing His blessings for His glory rather than holding tightly to earthly possessions. God ultimately desires our hearts for obedience, not the wealth we obtain. His promise to us is that all our needs will be met, and we will have enough to bless others in return.

Why are God’s promises and responsibilities so valuable to us?   In today’s message, Pastor Bayless Conley shares the final two points of the three things that God gives us in abundance. He explains the value of how the promises of God are great in scope and power, playing a pivotal role in enabling us to experience His divine nature. As God's ambassadors, we are entrusted with the responsibility of spreading the message of peace and reconciliation through the sacrificial death of Christ.

In today’s message, Pastor Bayless Conley shares practical insights into the abundant authority that God has given us through the name of Jesus. We learn that His name holds immense power, and through faith in the name, we are granted clear delegation of authority over all things. When we reflect on and study God’s Word, we understand the true power in the name of Jesus and not through our own godliness or efforts.

Why do we struggle to walk in the abundance of God? In today’s message, Joel Holm starts a new series about the abundance of God and why we often settle for less than what He has for us. We learn that God is abundantly compassionate, generous, and powerful and desires for us to receive these qualities. He also shows that when we understand His love, we can tap into God’s goodness within us. When we deepen our relationship with God, we become aware of God’s presence, and we can experience the fullness of His abundance in our lives.

In today’s Easter Sunday message, Pastor Harrison Conley shares from the gospel of Luke the three most significant words in all of human history: “HE HAS RISEN.” Using the word RISEN as an acrostic, he gives us five things to consider about the beauty of the resurrection of Jesus. We learn that we don’t have to do life alone, and we don’t have to rely on our strength. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead now lives in us, and we are transformed, becoming sons and daughters of the Savior. We are no longer slaves to sin and death but have been set free to live for God and experience the fullness of life He intends for us.

In today's Good Friday message, Pastor Harrison Conley shares a powerful word about the significance of the cry of the cross that Jesus made as He was crucified. What does this mean for us? Jesus' death on the cross is the sacrifice to end all sacrifices. Through Him, we not only know ABOUT Jesus, but we also get to know WHO Jesus is in a personal way. We learn that through His death and resurrection, we have salvation. Through Jesus' finished work on the cross, we have eternal life and an open door to a personal relationship with Him.

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, the Passover & ultimately Jesus' crucifixion. In this message, Pastor Kenneth Mulkey reflects on the triumphal entry of Jesus into the city of Jerusalem. Through His ultimate sacrifice, Jesus paved the way for us to experience true peace with God and with one another. This peace that Jesus offers goes beyond the absence of conflict, as it encompasses a deep sense of restoration, wholeness, and reconciliation with God. Pastor Kenneth invites us to embrace the peace that Jesus brings and to allow it to transform our lives and relationships.

Sometimes we might feel desperate for rest or relief from the burdens, responsibilities, and obligations of life. In this message, Pastor Robert Favela shares from Matthew 11:28 where Jesus tells us how He can help lighten the load we carry. As we transfer our burdens to God and find rest in Him, we can also minister to others who may be struggling as well & help them find the rest only He can provide.

With Jesus as our Good Shepherd, we are not faceless in a sea of people or a number on an endless list. He knows us by name and everything about us. In this message, Pastor Bayless Conley gives us seven aspects of the Good Shepherd. He shares who He is, what He does, and how He loves us. We also learn to hear His voice through His Word, by our integrity, and by the guidance of His Spirit. The enemy may come to steal, kill and destroy our lives, but we are provided with protection and personal care from the Good Shepherd.

As believers, our lives must resemble Jesus, and anyone that we come in contact should be able to know that we’ve been with Him. Even when it may cost something, we need the courage to stand in truth and be obedient to His Word. In this message, Pastor Harrison Conley shares the key importance that holiness gives boldness validity and what that looks like in today’s world.

In today’s message, Joel Holm give us biblical insight on Colossians 3. Here we study a series of examples of what Paul wants to communicate with us. He ends this chapter by giving us truths inspired by the Holy Spirit and showing us how to live them out in our relationships and the greatest joy and pain they bring. When we understand that we belong to Christ, we can flourish in our relationships by living the best versions of ourselves that God has designed for us to be.

In this message, Joel Holm continues our series in Colossians where Paul advises us to avoid certain behaviors and instead focus on a greater truth. Trying to achieve everything through our own efforts can lead to guilt and shame. We must put to death any desire that is above Jesus and worship God alone to avoid falling into the trap of idolizing the wrong things. Joel shares simple truths that can help us keep Christ as our greatest desire and avoid putting anything before Him in our lives.

When Jesus became our substitute on the cross, we died and rose to new life with Him together. Sharing from Colossians chapter 3, Pastor Kenneth Mulkey gives us practical keys to putting on the new man, the one who has been born again in and with Christ. We learn that it is vital to seek and set our minds on the things above by always looking toward Jesus, His Word, and eternity. We also need to put to death the things of the flesh that hinder us, and in doing so, we set aside the old and put on the new.

In this message, Pastor Harrison Conley shares from the transitional part of Paul’s letter to the church in Colossians chapter two. Ritualism, hyper-spiritual Christianity, and legalism can take our eyes off Jesus today just as they did to the church in Colosse 2000 years ago. If we’re not careful these things can rob us of the realization that Jesus truly is all we need. There is nothing we can do or experience that will ever be better or more important than our ultimate Savior and reward, Jesus Christ.

Pastor Bayless Conley shares the ABC's of Christ’s Redemption with us and how we can walk debt free from our sins. Our good works, noble intentions, or personal sacrifices are not enough to repay what Jesus has done on the cross for us. We must acknowledge our sins and our inability to change ourselves before we can ever receive the mercy of God’s eternal salvation. While the world consistently pressures us to fit into its mold, Jesus says otherwise. He instructs us not to be conformed but to be transformed by renewing our minds through His Word.

Nothing is hopeless in our lives as long as we can pray. In Colossians 2 Paul wrote to the believers in the church about how he had been struggling in prayer for them to be deeply rooted in their relationship with Christ. In this message, Pastor Bayless Conley draws from Paul's personal experience of knowing Jesus alone is enough to remind us that when we grasp Jesus' sufficiency in our hearts, we cannot be influenced or moved by anything else.

Rejoicing in our sufferings is a statement that is an oxymoron. In our natural mind, these two experiences and responses are diametrically opposed to one another. What can we learn from Paul that can help us apply this faith response of rejoicing? Pastor Kenneth Mulkey shares powerful biblical truth in today's message from our current study in Colossians. We discover the importance of understanding that our sufferings are for Christ, and we are able to rejoice in them because He has overcome the world.