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Apprentice | Week 2

Eric continues our Apprentice series by exploring the journey of becoming like Jesus through intentional discipleship. He emphasizes the transformative power of the Holy Spirit and the importance of cultivating spiritual habits, community, and a renewed mind to align our lives with Christ’s example.


7/12/2020

The Psalms | Psalm 51

Josh Gatewood continues our series in the Psalms by taking us to Psalm 51. In this Psalm we see David in a place of desperation, crying out to God for repentance and renewal in light of his recent fall into sin. Josh shows us how David’s personal sin and prayer of repentance outlines a roadmap for restoration we can all follow—no matter what we’ve done or what we’re going through.

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7/5/2020

The Psalms | Psalm 40

Neil Rogers shares a message from Psalm 40, a beautiful Psalm that  illustrates the salvation story we all have with Jesus. Neil encourages us to remember this story, rejoice in this story, and then boldly share it with others. He challenges some of the fears we have to sharing our faith and encourages us to identify one person we can share our story with.

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6/28/2020

The Psalms | Psalm 13 (Midland)

Jay Mayo continues our series in the Psalms by teaching from Psalm 13. He shows us the importance of being honest with God while holding on to the truths God has revealed to us in His Word. He challenges the notion that honesty is the enemy of reverence and encourages us to see that honesty with God is actually the pathway to relationship.

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6/21/2020

The Psalms | Psalm 37

In a special Father’s Day message, Joe Russo teaches from Psalm 37 about the wisdom of God’s Word. Through this Psalm, Joe shows Fathers how to think about their struggles, their relationships, and the blessings God has for those who will walk His ways throughout their lifetime.

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6/14/2020

The Psalms | Psalm 19

Josh Gatewood continues our summer series in the Psalms by taking us to Psalm 19. Josh unpacks some of the historical evidence for the Bible’s reliability and then challenges us to consider whether the Bible is the ultimate authority in our lives. He show us how if we want to experience deep renewal, then we must become people who commit our lives to learning from Jesus in His Word and who starve the apathy that can be so toxic to our souls.

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6/7/2020

The Psalms | Psalm 1

Dustin Pearce introduces our new series in the Psalms. He takes us to Psalm 1 and shows us how our thirst for happiness is satisfied by cultivating a relationship with God that is rooted in the Scriptures. It is only when we develop a lifestyle of feeding on God’s Word that we can bear spiritual fruit in the various seasons of life we go through.

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5/31/2020

Stand Alone | Rest in Jesus

Jay Mayo delivers a message from Matthew 11 about spiritual rest. At a time when many of us are tired, weary, and burdened, Jay brings us back to the words of Jesus to show us how to find rest for our souls.

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5/24/2020

Through Christ | Series End

Josh Gatewood closes our Spring series by returning to Revelation 2 to look at Jesus’ final words to the church at Ephesus. He challenges us to consider the state of our hearts and embrace a fresh vision for personal renewal in our lives.

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5/17/2020

Through Christ | Part 6

In this final message in the book of Ephesians, Joe Russo shares a powerful message about the spiritual weaponry God has given us to resist the attack of Satan in our lives. In this message, Joe gives us a theology of spiritual warfare that is rooted in the Scriptures and available to the everyday believer. He concludes his message my challenging us to actually put on the armor of God so that we can be strong in Christ.

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5/10/2020

Mother’s Day 2020 | Legacy

In this special mother’s day message, Craig King facilitates a conversation about legacy with the help of Addy King, Karen Fisher, and Jay Mayo. Together, the four of them talk through the challenges of parenting, the idols we struggle with, and the faithfulness of God to use our ordinary faithfulness to leave a lasting spiritual legacy.

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