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On this week's midweek podcast episode, Andrew is joined by Pastors Scott and Eric for a deeper look at this past Sunday's message on giving and the practice of tithing.

Pastor Eric shares a message on how we can be all in with giving back to God through the practice of tithing.

Pastor Maritza talks about how giving God our time, our talents, and our treasure shows that we trust Him with our resources. She explains the biblical principle of tithing and why it matters to us today.

Pastor Scott continues the All In series with a message about giving as part of our worship. He explains the biblical practice of tithing and why and how we give back to God.

In this week’s midweek podcast episode, Andrew is joined by Pastor Scott Nagle and Lucas Kramer to dive deeper into Sunday’s message on being all in for the next generation. They talk about why the church needs to be serious about investing in kids and students and the need for adults to personally invest in them and walk with them as they grow in their faith.

Pastor Eric's shares a message about being “all in” for the next generation by intentionally encouraging, discipling, praying for, and investing in kids and students. He challenges the church to pass on faith faithfully—not just through programs, but through real relationships, example, and a genuine love for Jesus.

Pastor Maritza shares a message on the importance of caring about the next generation because they are not just part of the church today, they are the church of tomorrow.

Pastor Scott Nagle shares a message on why GT Church must be “all in” for the next generation because faith is meant to be passed from one generation to the next. He talks about how children and students don’t just need programs—they need adults who will invest in them, disciple them, and help them develop a personal faith in Jesus.

In this week's podcast episode, Andrew is joined by Pastors Scott and Karey for a deeper discussion about Pentecost and why our church embraces the gifts and work of the Holy Spirit today. They also talk about embracing the Holy Spirit’s presence, gifts, guidance, and power not just on Sundays, but in everyday life.

Pastor Scott talks about what it means to be a Pentecostal church: believing the Holy Spirit is still active today, helping, guiding, empowering, and gifting believers for the mission Jesus gave us. Through the prophecy of Joel, Jesus’ promises, and Acts 2, he shows that the Holy Spirit is for all believers and His greatest work is drawing people to Jesus.

Andrew is joined by Pastor Scott, Pastor Maritza, and missionary Brent Teague, who shares powerful stories from missions in Africa, emphasizing that people from other religions or backgrounds aren’t our enemies—they’re people God loves and wants to reach. They also talk about living on mission every day, trusting the Holy Spirit over our own resources, and remembering that God can use our acts of obedience even when we don't see immediate results.

Missionary Brent Teague shares a message about God's perspective on the lost, on resources, and on excuses when it comes to sharing the gospel, and challenges us to consider what we can do in response.

Andrew is joined by Pastors Maritza, Eric, and Dan to dive deeper into Sunday's message on truth. They discuss how Jesus being “the way, the truth, and the life” means truth isn’t something we invent for ourselves, but something God reveals through His Word and the Holy Spirit, and share ways that new believers can build the foundation of their faith.

Pastor Maritza's message focuses on being “all in” for truth by trusting the full character of God as revealed in Scripture, instead of reshaping Him around personal experiences, opinions, or cultural messages. she explains that Jesus is the only way, truth, and life, and that the Holy Spirit helps us recognize and live by God’s truth.

Pastor Eric talks about truth and why it matters, especially in a culture where people often say “your truth” and “my truth” can both be right. He explains that Jesus is not just one way, but the way, the truth, and the life, and that our lives need to be built on God’s Word as the firm foundation.