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Pastor Bryan preaches on how giving God your first and best is one of the greatest ways to honor Him. He shares that putting God first requires us to be faithful stewards of both our finances and our life choices. Without intentional stewardship, we will naturally choose ourselves over God instead of living in surrender and obedience to Him.

Pastor Alisha preaches this Mother's Day on sustained praise and how true praise gives us the ability to remain stable in the midst of uncertainty. She teaches that sustained praise submits us to the will of God, reminding us that there is no safer place to be than in submission to the will of our Father in heaven.

Pastor Bryan wraps up his series on becoming a fruitful Christian by emphasizing that the fruit in our lives reveals what we are most connected to. He teaches that true, lasting fruit is not something we manufacture on our own, but the natural result of being connected to God. When we are led by the Holy Spirit, His work becomes evident through the fruit we produce.

Pastor Bryan continues his series on being a fruitful Christian and preached that fruit is not the consequence of your effort, but of your devotion. A disconnected disciple will always be fruitless. The defining trait of every disciple of Jesus Christ is one significant thing: fruit. Your fruit points to whose you are!

Pastor Bryan continues his series on being a fruitful believer and preaches how the fruit from your life is revealed by the actions you take. This message challenges us to look beyond intentions and focus on what our lives consistently produce. Fruitfulness isn't just something we claim—it's something that shows up in our habits, decisions, and responses each day. As believers, we're called to evaluate whether our actions align with a life rooted in Christ, allowing Him to shape us into something that grows, thrives, and impacts others.

This week, Pastor Bryan starts a new series and talks about how fruitfulness begins with being planted. True fruitfulness is the result of what your life is rooted in—and you can't be planted in the Kingdom until you've first been uprooted from the world.

Pastor Bryan preached this Easter Sunday on how belief requires action. Your belief in Him will unveil His belief in you. Because of the cross and resurrection, you can live a life that makes an eternal difference. Those who believe will go so that others can believe.

Pastor Bryan preached today on how our faith works on behalf of God, not for God. Faith isn't about having enough resources—it's about believing that God is bigger than what He's asking you to do.

Pastor Bryan teaches on relationships and friendships, emphasizing that you will look and live like the circle you're in. The people you surround yourself with shape your character, values, beliefs, and behaviors.

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Our very special guest pastor, Rick Shelton, delivered an incredible message today on how we are focused on the promise, but God is focused on the process.

Pastor Bryan finishes our Generosity series and preaches how the Kingdom of God moves at the pace of generosity. When believers lose the spirit of giving, it's the lost who are most affected. And when we trust God with our tithe, we're not just giving financially — we're placing our future in His hands, believing He is faithful to lead and provide.

Pastor Bryan continues our Generosity sermon series, teaching that true generosity flows from the heart. He reminds us that our hearts will always follow our treasure—not just our words.

Pastor Alisha kicks off our brand-new series on generosity, teaching us that when your resources run out, God's resources take over. In this opening message, she challenges us to rethink what generosity really means. It's not just about finances—it's about trust. It's about surrendering what we have, even when it doesn't feel like enough, and believing that God is our ultimate provider.

Pastor Bryan concludes his Emotions series by sharing how emotional awareness invites honesty within ourselves, creating space for authenticity and real growth.

Pastor Bryan continues his Emotions series, teaching how emotions—whether good or bad—spill out even when they go unspoken or ignored. What leaks from us doesn't stay contained; it affects the people around us.

Pastor Bryan and Alisha host a special church at home and discuss emotions, and answer some of your questions live on YouTube!

Pastor Bryan continues his Emotions series, teaching that what we don't address inwardly with God can be used by Satan. Unasked questions don't disappear—they often become the very questions the enemy uses to deceive and influence us.

Pastor Bryan begins his new series on emotions and preaches on how emotions connect you to the one who created you!

Pastor Alisha preaches that the pressure we're under carries a purpose, and that what people say about you doesn't always need to be defended when God has the final say.

Pastor Bryan concludes the Advent series by preaching on how God came in love to redeem and restore us. His love didn't just come to save us from circumstances—it came to deliver us from ourselves. Without His love invading our lives, we remain committed to our own ways instead of surrendering to His plan.

Pastor Bryan continues his Advent series and talks about joy and how it is the reality that God is with us and for us, even when our circumstances say otherwise.

Pastor Bryan continues his Advent series and preaches on peace and how it's the security of God in a world filled with darkness.

Pastor Bryan starts his new Advent series and preaches on hope and how it's the certainty that holds you in a world of uncertainty. He shows us how to hold on to God's promises even in the waiting time before our breakthrough.

Pastor Bryan wraps up his Becoming series and preaches on how we, as Christians, should biblically judge other Christians. He also preaches on how we often judge others harshly because we don't want to deal with our own issues.

Pastor Bryan continues his Becoming series and preaches about our thought patterns and the importance of renewing our mind to the word of God.

Pastor Bryan continues his series on becoming and teaches how the condition of your fruit always reflects what you're abiding in. That abiding in God is a process of discipline and devotion.

Pastor Alisha continues this series on Becoming and preaches out of Mark 2 and how God often sends people, before He sends answers.

Pastor Bryan continues his Becoming series and preaches how stretching your faith builds and shapes what you experience in the future.

Pastor Bryan continues his series on becoming and preaches about criticism and how Jesus handled rejection from people who disagreed with his methods, showing us how to learn from his example. Dealing with those who don't agree or like what we do is a reality we must face as we develop loyalty to God's kingdom.

Pastor Bryan continues his Becoming series and preaches how storms in our lives can appear suddenly. It's not about being fully prepared to face them; it's about relying on and having faith that Jesus is in the boat with you, even through your trials.

Pastor Bryan preaches that if following Jesus is about the cost, you won't ever be committed. That true discipleship is putting God first before anything else in our lives.

Pastor Bryan continues his series on becoming a Christ-follower, teaching that being with Jesus reminds us life isn't about the world revolving around us, but about serving and meeting the needs within it.

Pastor Alisha continues our Becoming series and teaches that to be faith-filled, you must become naturally empty. Even in the waiting and wrestling, His goodness is writing a story greater than we can imagine.

Pastor Bryan and Alisha's response to Charlie Kirk's assassination and our church's response to the tragedy.

Pastor Bryan continues his series on becoming a follower of Christ and preaches that storms are a revealer, not a developer, of spiritual stability.

Pastor Bryan preaches that being a disciple of Jesus means we don't get the privilege of leading our own lives. That the discipleship process begins with following, not leading.

Pastor Bryan continues his series on becoming a follower of Christ, preaching on how discipline builds tolerance for pain to resist the trap of pleasure.

Pastor Bryan preaches on how transformation in your life will be the result of what you eliminate from your life.

Pastor Bryan begins a new series on Becoming, preaching about the need to be cautious of being led astray into a pursuit of results without genuine transformation from within.

Pastor Bryan wraps up his series in Joshua and preaches on how our sin will always be the consequence of an area where we don't trust God.

Pastor Alisha continues our series in Joshua and brings about a powerful perspective on spiritual warfare and the walls of Jericho.

Pastor Bryan continues his series on Joshua and preaches a powerful message on how we can claim to be God's and not allow the condition of our hearts to remain unchanged.

Pastor Bryan continues his series in Joshua and preaches how obedience reveals and affirms God's faithfulness. He explains that those willing to endure challenges are the ones who get the privilege of witnessing the fulfillment of their miracle.

Pastor Bryan continues his series in Joshua and preaches how leaving one season will impact how you arrive in the next.

Pastor Bryan continues his series in Joshua and preaches how saying "yes" to the unknown is where miracles are developed. In Joshua 2:1–8, he explains that God often asks us to do hard things that involve risk, but they serve a greater purpose we may not yet see. Resistance doesn't mean it's the wrong path—there is often provision in the struggle. He also highlights how trusting God often involves trusting others, even unlikely people God places in our lives to help move us forward.

Pastor Bryan continues his series in Joshua, preaching how making God our top priority starts in the heart—not just in words. And warns that when God isn't first, idols—like careers, family, or self—take His place. Ultimately, choosing to put God first sets a powerful standard for our families, even when culture pulls in the opposite direction.

Pastor Bryan continues his series in the book of Joshua and preaches how God's provision is never meant to be a place of permanent rest, but a reminder of His faithfulness along the journey. Provision should build our faith for what's next—not replace it. When we get too comfortable, we risk staying longer in places God only meant to be temporary. Pastor Bryan reminded us that obedience moves us forward, and our purpose is not just about securing our future but helping others discover theirs.

Pastor Bryan shares how missed opportunities often come from overanalyzing and letting fear or loss stall our faith. Drawing from Joshua 1:1–9, he reminds us that God's promises are greater than any setback and are found by those bold enough to take action. True strength and courage come from trusting God's direction, even when the path isn't clear.

In this special Church At Home message, our staff shares a heartfelt conversation about what it means to serve—not from a place of personal strength but through surrender. They discuss how God works powerfully through our weaknesses and invite us to trust Him more deeply.

Our special guest speaker, Cornelius Pratt, preaches on the power of our words and how what we say builds our world.