Pastor Jen's message from Sunday April 21! This is the third part in our "Thrive" sermon series, with this week's theme being "Abundance"! Luke 5:4-11

Join us in Genesis 18 and 21 as we discover the joy and laughter that is found in God when we choose to wait on God's timing.

God speaks to us in many different ways. Sometimes it is through a burning bush, other times its a still small voice, and today it is through a simple servant girl. Join us as we read 2 Kings 5 and learn how God can use any of us to bring healing and hope.

Rev. Shelby talks about 1 King 19 and how we can focus on the still small voice of God amidst all the noise of the world.

Kelli Griffin, our youth pastor, preaches surrendering to God's everlasting grace. We have to learn to surrender every aspect of our lives, so that we can glorify God, and we can tell Satan "you lost another one!".

What does God have to say about how we are to build, rebuild, and strengthen our relationships with one another? Journey with us as we uncover the biblical call to be in relationships with others and to love like Christ.

Did you create a new year's resolution? How about a new life resolution to grow deeper with God, yourself, and with others? Join us this week as we learn to love ourselves as God loves us.

Have you made a New Year's Resolution? Perhaps you should strengthen your faith. Join us for a three week sermon series as we seek to strengthen our relationship with God, ourselves, and with each other.

What have you been committed to? The Apostle Paul demonstrates to us what it means to be completely devoted to the mission of Jesus in Philippians 3.

Have you ever given much thought to this famous prayer or has it just become something you have memorized and recite when needed? Go deeper with this message. (Matthew 6)

Matthew 23:23-24 Discover how we are called to live out our faith by offering justice and mercy. If we are going to partner with Christ to bring hope to the world, then we need to get our faith "right." Our words and actions need to match each other.

Matthew 23:13-22 I know that the church has "gotten in wrong" when it comes to living out the love and faith of Christ, but when the church "gets it right," then it is a beautiful moment for everyone. This message encourages us to look inside of ourselves and ask the hard question, "what masks are we wearing?" It will also ask, "What do we need to do differently in order to live for Christ and shine the love and life of Jesus for others to see?"

Even when Jesus had other plans and preoccupations, he still made time to see those around him, have compassion on them, and feed their physical and spiritual bellies. Matthew 14:13-21

Matthew 9:18-26; Watch Jesus demonstrate to us that even in the demands of life, there is time to see all the people.

We have all been giving a position of influence and have been expected to lead well. We could also lose that position if we take it for granted. As a new church, we want to honor the position that God has given us to reach people for Jesus in Bryan and around the world. Hear our call, our vision, and our goals as we humbly listen to the voice of God as a new church plant.

Is it hard to let go of the people and possessions you have worked so hard for? What if your faith called you to let them go and put them in the hands of God? Learn to strengthen your faith by handing over your most valuable treasures to the Lord.

As followers of Jesus, we have to make the decision to stand on our faith in the midst of a culture in which many gods are vying for our attention. The pressure to conform can be hot. Learn from three faithful men who stayed confident and firm in their faith as they faced the worldly pressures to bow before the gods of their world.

It is hard to believe that the new school year is upon us. As we prepare for the new year and season with books, school supplies, and bulletin boards, we must also be sure our spiritual lives are ready. Let's take a look at Titus to see what we can learn and how to live out our faith in this next chapter of our lives.

No one likes to grieve. Why would Jesus say this is a blessing? What if Jesus meant something deeper than the surface of the line? Find out here.

What does it mean to be a kingdom people? How can we be a part of heaven on earth? You might be surprised that God wants us to be poor in spirit in order to understand God's kingdom.