Join Skylar as he speaks on the significance of prayer and surrender in spiritual warfare. With wisdom from the story of Moses in Exodus, we learn the power of saying "yes" to God's call.

Join Pastor Paul as he introduces our new series, "Stand Ins," exploring the lesser-known individuals in the Bible who played pivotal roles in God's plan.

In this message, we delve into the life of the prophet Isaiah and his significant transformation from the background to the forefront of God's story.

- The concept of "Stand Ins" and their importance in biblical narratives

- Examples of everyday individuals God uses for extraordinary purposes

- An in-depth look at Isaiah's background and name meaning

- The significance of Isaiah's vision and encounter with God in the temple

- The role Isaiah played as a prophet and his impact on both his contemporaries and future generations

In this message, Skylar challenges us to make a significant impact in our communities through practical actions. Join us as he discusses the importance of serving, family mission, and God's call to each of us.

- The vital role of serving in schools and churches.

- Opening our homes to those in need.

- Understanding the mission and identity of families.

- Volunteering and supporting church ministries.

- Embracing God's call despite our imperfections.

In Part 3 of our series "Family Chat," a series on Christian Parenting, Pastor Doug focuses on the nature and necessity of discipline. In this biblically based view of discipline, we understand that God’s grace covers our sins and discipline driven by love, is a key way God teaches us to live according to His standards.

The sermon draws parallels between God's discipline and parental discipline. Just as God disciplines His children out of love to guide them toward holiness, parents must discipline their children to teach them right from wrong. Discipline should be consistent and done for the child's benefit, not out of anger or frustration. This message highlights three types of undisciplined parenting to avoid: lifeguard parents who rescue their children from all consequences, Etch-a-Sketch parents who are inconsistent, and split-decision parents who are ununified in their approach.

Join us as we understand the ultimate goal of discipline is to guide children to be self-disciplined and to develop a loving, obedient relationship with God.

In the second in our series "Family Chat," we hear from our Student Ministry Director, Skylar Jones.

Join us as he dives into three principles from Jesus about children and parenting. First, Jesus embraced children, teaching us to do the same. Second, Jesus engaged with children. Lastly, Jesus encouraged children, lifting them up as examples.

Skylar reminds us that to parent well, we must address our own upbringing, nurture healthy marriages, and go all-in on parenting. Mistakes will happen, but God's grace is abundant. Embrace, engage, and encourage—these principles are key to nurturing godly children.