In week three of "Can’t Stop. Won’t Stop.", Jake explore Peter’s bold message in Acts 2—a sermon that reminds us that while our sin nailed Jesus to the cross, His resurrection brings the promises of gladness, rest, and joy. No one is too far gone for grace, and what God started through the early church continues through us today. This message calls us to move from guest to family, from borrowed belief to shared conviction—and for many, the next step is baptism.
In Week 2 of Can’t Stop. Won’t Stop, Mike Breaux takes us on a journey through history, highlighting the brave and visionary men and women who, for over 2,000 years, have embraced the Good News and shared it with the world. Now, in 2025, we continue that legacy dispensing hope and shining light in a world that needs it. Mike challenges us to step out with boldness and be the kind of people who bring light to everyone we meet.
Jake kicks off a five-week journey through the book of Acts, exploring the origins of the Church and calling us to respond honestly to its legacy. Rather than remaining passive observers, we’re invited to step into God’s ongoing movement, moving from “they” to “we,” from consumers to contributors. If the resurrection is real, it demands our response and it starts now.
Aaron Lindsey unpacks why God desires our love, not out of need or ego, but because we were created for relationship with Him. God is secure and self-sufficient, yet He invites us into love because it’s how we were designed to live. We love Him because He first loved us and in that relationship, we come alive.
In this message, Jay Stovall invites us to stop clinging to the past and trust that God is initiating something new, even in the wilderness of our lives. It’s a powerful reminder that God is not done yet, and change isn’t something to fear but a signal that transformation is near.
In week 4 of Seamless, our guest speaker Raymond Hudson walks us through how to storm proof our faith in the unexpected.
In Week 3 of Seamless, we realize that Jesus aims to enter our busyness and actually shows us a new way to live life.
In week 2 of Seamless, We realize that our faith was never meant to stay in a box. It actually might just come alive in the area around us. We are invited to get to know the people in our neighborhoods and throw a great party!
In week one of Seamless, we are encouraged to be a positive influence for others to know Jesus.
In today’s message, not only do we celebrate Father’s Day but we also are reminded that dads still matter—because their presence, influence, and intentionality reflect God’s design and have a lasting impact our culture can’t afford to ignore.
In Week 7 of The Good Life, we’re asking an important question: Will we have the courage to stand firm in our faith, or will we shy away when it matters most?
In week 6 of The Good Life, we are reminded that when we are at peace with God, we can be at peace with others.
In week 5 of The Good Life, we discover the importance of leaning towards God so that we can begin to see Him in every aspect of our lives.
In Week 4 of The Good Life, we explore what it really means to show mercy—even to people who are hard to love—and how choosing compassion over judgment can change everything.
In week 3 of The Good Life we discover how true peace and identity come not from self-promotion, but from seeing ourselves the way God does.
In week 2 of The Good Life, we discover that your story is not finished. Something good will come and you are and will be a living breathing testimony of that goodness because God's love for you never changes.
In this new series The Good Life, Jake walks us through how the good news of Jesus is that we have a deep need and He is the one that meets it. Jesus lived the perfect life we couldn’t, paid the price for our sin we couldn’t afford, and in his victory over death has promised a perfect eternity.
If Jesus is who He says He is, and did what He said He would do then it deserves our all. In this Easter message, discover how Jesus' resurrection can change your story.
In week 2 of The Comeback we learn that confession is our opportunity to acknowledge and take responsibility while also discovering that there is grace on the other side.
In Week 1 of The Comeback, we realize that we are the ones that need a Savior. His promises are for us.
In week 4 of our series Hope For Everyone, we lean into what it means to follow Jesus even when we struggle with doubt, disappointment, or have even wondered if following Jesus is worth it. In this message, we discover that there is real lasting hope in Jesus alone.
In Week 3 of the series Hope For Everyone, we dive into a desperate father's encounter with Jesus. It's become a good reminder that when we wrestle with unanswered prayers and true belief, we discover where our hope truly lies.
In week 2 of our current series Hope For Everyone, we talk through how being born again disrupts everything. In this message we are given three questions that will help us self-asses to shed some light on whether we have been going through the motions or if we've fully allowed ourselves to be born again.
In week one of our series Hope For Everyone, discover why faith isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about encountering the One who changes everything. Whether you’ve had bad church experiences, lingering questions, or personal struggles, Jesus welcomes you. He sees you, knows you, and offers hope.
As we wrap up this series Aim For The Heart, we discover that the most important thing about us is what Jesus did for us. When we receive the radical gift of grace we’ll want to live a life of radical generosity in response.
In Week 3 of our series Aim For The Heart, we discover that our hope is not in our riches, but in the One who richly provides.
In Week 2 of our series Aim For The Heart, we'll not only unpack how generosity is the key to trusting God fully, but also how money influences our hearts, decisions, and trust.
We’re kicking off a brand-new series, Aim for the Heart, and in today’s message, we’ll dive into what it means to align our hearts with God’s purpose and use our resources for something bigger than ourselves.
As we wrap up our Made for More series, Mike Breaux shares one final key to having a great year and a full life. This week, we’re exploring how remaining in Him may be the source of the power we need to navigate life.
As we move into week four of our series, Made for More, we explore the fourth practice to implement this year: surrender. These practices will help ensure that not only your 2025 is great but that your life is full.
