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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.

Pastor Scott's message explains that in a world with tons of competing beliefs, Jesus’ words in John 14:6 are crystal clear: He is God, He is the source of truth and life, and He is the only way to the Father. He challenges everyone to build their lives on that firm foundation instead of shifting cultural ideas, and invites people to personally receive Jesus rather than just believe facts about Him.

Evangelist Greg Hubbard shares a message about the reality of hell, stressing that it’s not a myth or a joke, but a real place of separation from God for those who reject Jesus. At the same time, he emphasizes God’s love and mercy, urging people to “get in the lifeboat” by receiving Jesus, repenting of sin, and accepting the free gift of salvation.

Andrew is joined by Pastors Scott, Maritza, and Rodney, for a midweek discussion on Sunday's message about family, highlighting baptisms, the importance of fighting for marriages and children, and trusting God to rebuild broken areas in family life. They share how Christian families need to be intentional—staying united in the Spirit, standing on biblical truth, and refusing to let culture or the enemy define what God has already designed.

Brandon shares a message on the importance of family.

Maritza shares a message on the importance of being "all in" for families, discussing God's purpose for the family, healing from wounds, and becoming part of God's family.

In this message, Pastor Rodney talks about how much family matters to God and why we need to fight for our families with prayer, forgiveness, humility, and love instead of pride or conflict. He also reminds us that even if our family story has been painful, God can heal our wounds, break unhealthy cycles, and welcome us fully into His family.

This midweek conversation between Andrew, Kim, and Pastor Scott unpacks Sunday's message on serving, emphasizing that serving isn’t about earning God’s love but responding to Jesus’ love with gratitude, humility, and a willing heart. They encourage us to move from simply attending or consuming to getting connected and using our gifts to serve others in the church and beyond.

Pastor Scott shares how being “all in” with Jesus means following His example by choosing humility, serving others, and using the gifts God has given us. We don’t serve to earn salvation or impress God—we serve because we’ve already been loved, saved, and invited to be part of His work.

Andrew's conversation with Tonie, Pastor Maritza, and Pastor Eric, recaps GT’s GroupLink Sunday across all locations and highlights why life groups matter so much: they help a big church feel smaller and give people real community beyond Sunday mornings. They connect this to the “All In” message and explain that believers need people beside them—like Aaron and Hur supporting Moses—to stay focused on Jesus, grow deeper roots, and walk through life together.

Pastor Maritza encouraged the church to be “all in” for community, reminding us that God designed believers to grow together through fellowship, prayer, discipleship, and doing life with one another. Using the image of a plant that can’t grow because it needs to be re-potted, she challenged people to stop staying spiritually stuck and make room for deeper roots by joining community and investing in others.

Pastor Eric's message encourages everyone to get connected in a group, because who we have surrounding us in life matters when we need encouragement and accountability. Sundays are important, but being all-in for Jesus means we need real community throughout the week with people who help us keep our eyes on God and support us when life gets hard.

Sundays are important, but following Jesus all-in means we need real community throughout the week with people who share our faith and support us when life gets hard. Tonie's message encourages believers to intentionally join a group, because who we have “to our left and right” matters when we need encouragement and care.