Luke McNeely emphasizes the importance of relying on God’s guidance and strength in building a legacy of faith, shaping and guiding the next generation through a Christ-centered life, and praying for His presence and protection during impactful events like a camp.
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Luke continues our “1 John” series, exploring the theme of confidence in faith. He emphasizes the assurance and transformation that believers experience through God’s unconditional love as they remain in Him and reflect on their spiritual growth and repentance.
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Luke continues our series in Philippians, focusing on Philippians 2:1-11.
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Today, we celebrate new life in Christ through baptism and come together to take communion, reflecting on His love and sacrifice.
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Luke continues our series on what it means to be a guide by examining Acts 18.
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Luke McNeely shows us how can we live a life of fruitfulness with Psalm 1
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In this week of our Empowered series, Luke McNeely discusses how the Holy Spirit reminds us of our position as God’s sons and daughters.
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Luke McNeely continues our Summer series by looking at a scene in the life of Moses that confronted his unique insecurities. Luke shows us how God calls us to a trust him in spit of our insecurities and challenges us to consider what steps we can take to trust God like Moses did.
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Luke McNeely continues our series by taking us to Psalm 78 and emphasizing the importance of investing into the Next Generation. He identifies some of the unintentional ways we hide the truths of Jesus from the next generation and challenges us to consider how we are spending our time. He also shares stories of encouragement from individuals who were positively impacted by people in the church who took the time to invest into them. This message was preached at our Midland Campus and live-streamed to our Odessa Campus.
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Luke McNeely continues our series by walking us through Ephesians 6:1–9. Luke shows us how—as followers of Jesus—our family and work relationships should be characterized. He also provides some very practical encouragement for those of us who struggle to get it right and reminds us that God isn’t asking us to be perfect, only faithful.
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