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Temptation has a way of making sin look appealing while hiding the consequences. And the more confident we become in our ability to resist it, the more vulnerable we may be to falling. Join Keith Waggoner in 1st Corinthians 10 as he addresses how temptation works and how, through God’s strength and the support of others, we can stand firm and overcome.

We all have rights, preferences, and freedoms, but what happens when exercising them gets in the way of loving others? As Paul addresses the church in Corinth, he reminds us that following Jesus is a team sport—one where love matters more than being right. Open to 1st Corinthians 8 as Trey Waggoner challenges us to lay down our rights in love for the sake of our brothers and sisters and the gospel.

Relationships are complicated, and we often put an incredible amount of weight on our relationship status. But marriage, singleness, divorce, and every season in between were never meant to define us. Open to 1st Corinthians 7 as Pr. Keith shares Paul’s perspective on relationships and reminds us that our identity must be found in Christ.

We live in a world that is really good at renaming things. We don’t lie; we stretch the truth. We don’t gossip; we’re just sharing a concern. We’re not losing our temper; we’re venting. But changing the label doesn’t change what’s underneath. Open to 1st Corinthians 5 as Pr. Keith challenges us to stop renaming sin and allow Christ’s transformation to redefine our lives.

Churches are made up of imperfect people, which means church can sometimes be disappointing, frustrating, hurtful, and messy. All this can make walking away feel easier than working toward unity. Join Pr. Matt Ritchey as he continues The Elephant in the Room series and explores how to respond and pursue resolution when a church gets messy.

In a world where truth is shaped by feelings, culture, and personal preference, God’s wisdom often looks very different from the world’s. Open to 1st Corinthians 1 as Pr. Keith kicks off a new series, The Elephant in the Room, and challenges us to stop judging God’s truth by the world’s standards and learn to see reality through the eyes of Christ.

The disciples had been through emotional whiplash. Jesus was crucified. They thought it was over. Then He rose. Turn to Acts 1 as Keith Waggoner closes out the If I Had One Message series by looking at the days following the resurrection and how the promise of Jesus coming again changes everything.

How is your life aimed at eternity? Are you working for a temporary result? God can take what seems ordinary and use it for eternity, but it takes someone willing to submit to His way. Join Pr Matt as he continues the If I Had One Message series and presents the challenge to allow Heaven, not the moment, forge your life.

In 2 Corinthians 5, Paul reminds the church at Corinth what it means to live as a Christian in light of eternity—not only how to live, but why. Christ’s love was never meant simply to comfort you. It was meant to move you. Join Pr. Roe as he breaks down how Christ’s love changes the way you think, your motives, the way you see people, and ultimately what you do.

We live in a culture obsessed with beauty. Yet, no matter how much beauty we surround ourselves with, the human heart remains restless because worldly beauty is only temporary and was never meant to satisfy the deepest longing of the soul. Turn to John 1 as Lester Villatoro shares how true beauty is revealed in Jesus and why the invitation is not simply to learn about or admire Him, but to behold Him.

Being a child of God is not just an emotional or religious title; it is a profound spiritual reality that transforms the believer's identity, purpose, and way of life. However, this incredible privilege also comes with responsibilities. Join Pastor Edgar Nunez as he breaks this down and launches a new sermon series titled If I Had One Message.

Walking by the Spirit and abiding in Christ aren’t identical phrases, but they describe the same Spirit-empowered life from two complementary angles. Turn to John 15 with Keith Waggoner as he concludes the Summer Series and breaks down how these concepts relate and bring about the growth God desires in every believer.

The Spirit’s conviction is not evidence that God has rejected you. It is evidence that God is still working in you. The Spirit does not convict you to crush you. He convicts you to restore you, to grow you, to lead you into the blessed life that Jesus promised. Rejoin Pr. Keith in Galatians 5 and Ephesians 5, as he addresses the pressing questions introduced last week.

What is influencing your desires, your decisions, your words, your reactions, your relationships, and your obedience? Paul says, “Walk by the Spirit.” He says, “Be filled with the Spirit.” Let the Spirit of God become the One who shapes what comes out of you before it ever comes out of you. Whatever fills you will eventually form you. Follow along as Keith Waggoner looks at what it means to be filled with the Spirit and how that changes the way our lives look.

Before Jesus went to the cross, He promised His disciples they would not be left alone. The Holy Spirit would come to dwell with them and in them. Our hope for change is not found in trying harder, pretending better, or becoming more disciplined by sheer willpower. Join Matt Ritchey in discovering the hope that lives with us and in us!