In this message, Pastor Lee Cummings reveals six transformative truths about who Jesus is—fully God, fully human, our suffering Savior, risen King, and returning Lord.

Pastor Lee Cummings unpacks the opening line of the Apostles’ Creed: “I believe in God the Father Almighty, creator of heaven and earth.”

This weekend, we welcome back our friend Michael Miller from UPPERROOM Dallas! In this message, he shares his learned experience about walking in daily repentance.

This Sunday’s message from Pastor Caleb Culver dives into John 8. Jesus paid the price for our sins—but are we living free, or still living condemned?

This message invites us to step past fear and frustration and choose mercy that changes lives.

The events that have shaken our country should stir us to recognize the urgency of our mission as Christians.

Pastor Lee Cummings unpacks the story of Jonah, challenging us to examine our hearts toward the unreached. Are we running from God’s call—or stepping into it with obedience?

This message challenges us to run the race of faith without being weighed down by fear or pride.

Parker and Sarah remind us that following Jesus as Lord—not just Savior—brings true transformation and life.

In these messages from Landen and Spencer, the power of the Gospel and the Cross takes center stage.

The rise of global Jew-hatred and anti-Israel sentiment is a toxic cup intoxicating our culture. As believers, our role is clear: to stand firm in faith and love both Jew and Gentile as Christ loves us.

Two sons were lost—one in rebellion, one in religion—but both missed the Father’s heart. The true Older Brother, Jesus, came to bring us home and give us a new identity as beloved children of God.

If we only follow God when we agree with Him, that’s not real submission. True obedience means walking in humility and letting His Word take root in our lives.

We’ll never experience true joy if we aren’t satisfied with the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus—regardless of whether life looks the way we want.

Culture twists God’s Word to feel comfortable—not Biblical. If we’re not meditating on the Word as truth, we’re wide open to deception.

Sometimes we wish we could just sit down with God and ask, “What should I do?” But He rarely gives us the whole picture all at once. Instead, He invites us to trust Him—step by step.

It’s not just about information; it’s about revelation. The Word of God is meant to be approached with expectancy—because God longs to reveal Himself like an artist revealing meaning through a masterpiece.

What if obedience to God wasn’t about rules—but joy? True obedience starts when we find our pleasure in God, not in sin.