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Danny Daugherty open up our new series for the fall, Jesus revealed. We will look together at the "I am" statements of Jesus over the course of the fall to see how Jesus himself reveals who He is. In a culture that wants to tell the church and Jesus himself who Jesus is, let's let Jesus inform us of who Jesus is. First stop, Jesus is the bread of life who satisfies and saves His people. How does this work, what does he mean? Tune in for our first stop in Jesus, revealed. Speaker:

Danny and Jacob have discussion around what it means that Jesus was the bread of life. Tune in to hear more about the series goal as a whole, what didn't make it into the final sermon, and how Jesus being the bread of life can continue to shape God's people today. Speaker:

Veritas Church's lead pastor Jake Each comes in to round out the Foundations sermon series. After talking about community, Bible, and mission, Jake brings all things together by pointing out the significance in enjoying, or pursuing joy in, God himself. It can be easy to chase joy everywhere else, in fact, most people do. But what does a life look like when you find joy in the creator who gives infinite joy? That and more in this sermon, Foundations, Enjoying God. Speaker: Jake Each

Danny and Jacob talk about their own views and experiences on enjoying God after Jake's sermon. What does it actually look like to live a life of finding your greatest and ultimate joy in God Himself? Does the well ever run dry, or could God actually be an infinite source of joy and delight? Tune in for another episode of Beyond the Message to learn more about enjoying God. Speaker:

Kyle and Jacob continue digging into the topic of missional living in the Christian life. Tune in to hear more about Kyle's journey and powerfully unique experience with overseas missions work, as well as just how big of a need there is for the church to be the hands and feet of Christ in a broken world. Speaker:

Kyle Kelley brings the Word this week as the foundations series begins to wrap up. While the Bible and Community in many ways are about what we do in the comfort of our own building, it is foundational as a Christian to live on mission outside our building. What does that actually mean? Why is that important? How do we actually do that? All that and more in this weeks sermon, foundations, missions. Speaker:

Danny and Jacob kick off the year talking more about kickoff season as a whole before keying in on the first message of the fall series titled, "Foundations." The series talks about the foundations of The Salt Company and Christian life as a whole, and the first stop in the series focuses on the need for deep fellowship and community with those who will help guide you to be more like Christ in your everyday life. Speaker:

Jacob Abbas continues the Foundations series by talking about the Bible. In a world that doesn't like the idea of objective truth, it's important to know that we have a source of information that is perfectly true and trustworthy, making it deserving of preaching every week and reading every day. Listen in to see how the Bible reveals the truth about God, about you, and our wonderful Savior, King Jesus. Speaker:

Danny and Jacob unpack the historical evidence for why we believe the Bible is true and trustworthy before talking more about how we should read our Bibles. What is the overarching story of all of Scripture, how do we read it the right way, what if I don't understand something? All that and more on this weeks episode of Salt Company, Beyond the Message. Previous sermon on the evidence for the Bible:  Essentials: Bible 2024 - Jacob Abbas Gospel Coalition article: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/essay/the-story-and-message-of-the-bible/  Speaker:

We all want friendship. We all want to be known, loved, and wanted. But the people we surround ourselves with will shape the direction of our lives. The question isn’t whether you’ll have community. It’s what kind of community you’ll build your life around. In this message, we look at why our closest friends need to be Christian friends: friends who will give us grace when we fail, challenge us when we drift, and relentlessly point us back to Jesus. Because we weren’t made to walk through life alone, and the right friends won’t just make life more enjoyable. They’ll help you find your strength in God. Speaker: Danny Daugherty

Danny closes out the summer casting a vision for what a life of the beatitudes looks like. Specifically for college students dispersing for the upcoming fall, what does it look like to be salt and light, and what could God do with a group of young people on fire to see God move? Speaker:

Danny Daugherty and Jacob Abbas talk about the life of Abraham and dig a little deeper into the roots of the story and the Gospel implications that Abraham's life has for us today. Speaker:

What are you holding onto that God is asking you to surrender? Abraham's story is more than a remarkable display of faith—it's a powerful witness to the greater story of God's redemption. As Abraham lays everything on the altar, we see a glimpse of the Father's love, the promised Lamb, and the God who always provides. Join us as we discover how trusting God's promises leads to radical surrender, and why the cry of every believer's life should be: "Worthy is the Lamb." Speaker: Jacob Abbas

Danny brings the Word as he continues the "Witnesses" series looking at the man who reclaimed a love for God's Word in the nation of Isreal and demanded radical repentance. The result? Spiritual revival for God's people. How can we fight for that same revival today? Speaker: Danny Daugherty

Danny Daugherty kicks off the second and final series of the summer at Salt CR 2026. He begins a series called "Witnesses" looking at the heroes of the faith who have witnessed to the world that the God of the Bible is the one true God, and He can be known through His Word. Listen in as Danny opens up to Exodus to see the account of the man through whom God parted the see and led his people out of Egypt, Moses. Speaker: Danny Daugherty