Every Christian must have a living and active faith. If not, we entertain an empty religion. Believing God is God is not enough. Faith without works is dead.

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy continues our new series in Joshua by showing how the Israelite spies and Rahab both had courageous, confident, covenant-keeping faith and how we, too, can live it out.

This sermon was originally taught on January 18th, 2026, by Pastor Jeremy Owens.

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Every day is full of choices. As Christians in a dark world, we must choose this day to serve the Lord.

That is the starting point for our brand new series: “Choose This Day: A Study in the Book of Joshua.”

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy kicks off our new series by diving into chapter 1, showing how courage comes from the Lord and the result of clinging to His purpose.

This sermon was originally taught on January 11th, 2026, by Pastor Jeremy Owens.

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It’s the start of a brand-new year, which means this week, gyms will be full, planners will be opened, and new habits will be started . . . at least for a week or two. Regardless of whether you make resolutions or not, the new year does something to all of us: it makes us pause and reflect on who we’ve been and who we’re becoming.

But there’s something we often forget when we think about growth, change, and transformation: we have opposition. There are real forces at work trying to keep us from becoming more like Christ.

In this episode, Bradley Knight reminds us of the three enemies hemming us on every side, and challenges us to choose to live in full abiding dependence in the One who has triumphed.

This sermon was originally taught on January 4th, 2026, by Bradley Knight.

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Idolatry has infiltrated the church. We have replaced the idea of God with something that is incomparable to Him. In Isaiah 44, the Lord makes it clear how He feels about idolatry: it is foolishness.

We must ask ourselves, do we know Him, or have we made Him like our phones: a convenient God we like to pull out when needed.

In this episode, Pastor Toby Heimbach challenges us to acquaint ourselves with God as we head into the New Year. Our wholly unique God embodies all His attributes so perfectly that there is no one like Him. Do you know Him?

This sermon was originally taught on December 28th, 2025, by Pastor Toby Heimbach.

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During this Christmas season, we have a great reminder of John 3:16. Jesus came and died for sinners like us. Why? Because of love.

The world wants to define love as a feeling, but what is true love really defined as? And what does love have to do with this story? Everything.

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy concludes our Advent series by showing us the greatest example of love: Christ’s sacrifice and soon return.

This sermon was originally taught on December 21st, 2025, by Pastor Jeremy Owens.

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No matter who you are or where you come from, you can experience joy right now because Jesus lives and He’s coming soon.

Jesus brings joy through His presence and can be found in a relationship with Him. Don’t search for joy in this world. That only leads to temporary, fleeting satisfaction. Is your heart glad enough to rejoice today?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy continues our Advent series by showing three reasons why Jesus, our Messiah, brings joy to the world.

This sermon was originally taught on December 14th, 2025, by Pastor Jeremy Owens.

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True peace with God and others is only possible because of Jesus, our Messiah, the Prince of Peace. Many Christians know this, but they haven’t fully lived it out. Peace can be a head knowledge, not a heart knowledge experience.

For some, the holidays can be really difficult. Gathering together can easily remind us of conflict, loss, and pain. With so many distractions, how can we experience true peace?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy continues our Advent series by providing four actions of the Prince of Peace and how we can let His peace rule our lives today.

This sermon was originally taught on December 7th, 2025, by Pastor Jeremy Owens.

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Where do people often place their hope today? We hope our favorite team wins the championship. We hope for that one special item on Christmas morning. We all hope for something . . . but this kind of hope is no more than a wish.

2025 could still be the year Christ returns. This is not a wish. It is not a dream. It is a biblical, confident, future-based hope. Sin is serious, and we need saving. The world needs to know this kind of hope.

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy starts our Advent series by showing us why true hope is built on nothing less than Jesus' blood and righteousness.

This sermon was originally taught on November 30th, 2025, by Pastor Jeremy Owens.

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