Pastor JJ Vasquez, Lead Pastor of Journey Church in Orlando, joined us on Sunday with his message, Nothing Wasted. He teaches on the purpose of our pain and how God stores up every tear to use for His Glory and our good.

We continued our Miracles Series with Pastor Ryon Flanagan preaching part 8: The One With The Storms. In his message, he encouraged us to hold tightly to Jesus in the storms of life and challenged us to be aware of misplaced hope and to fix our perspective. He reminded us that Jesus will not leave us in the storm but is with us through it. 

Grace City Tampa Pastor Alex DiMare preached part seven of our Miracles Series. In his message, The One With The Severed Ear, he teaches of the compassion of Jesus.

Pastor Chase preached part six of our Miracles Series. In his message, The One With The Crowd, he stresses the importance of “getting to Jesus” with every need we may have. 

Pastor Andrew preached part four of our series, Miracles: The One With The Ten Lepers, from Luke 17. In his message, he talks about the healing and growth that takes place through the trial and how it gives us faith and hope and strengthens our faith for future miracles.

Pastor Andrew preached part four of our series, Miracles: The One With The Ten Lepers, from Luke 17. In his message, he talks about the healing and growth that takes place through the trial and how it gives us faith and hope and strengthens our faith for future miracles.

In part three of our series, Miracles: The One With The Hard Work, Pastor Marcos taught from Luke 5, where Jesus instructs Simon to cast his net into deeper water after failing to catch fish all night. In his message, he addresses two critical factors that contribute to experiencing a miracle: faith and obedience. 

As we continue in our Miracle series, The One with the Loaves & Fish, Pastor Hollie Jo challenges us to bring to God all that we have, whether much or little, because He can multiply it and use us to perform miracles.

In part one of his new series, Miracles: The One with the Invalid in the Pool, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us that even though it takes some time, God’s miracles are still on the way. 

In Pastor Andrew's message, The Disciples Said It, he talks about how the most crucial part of disobedience is your recovery. He stresses how important it is to have a recovery plan for when life hits you with trials so that no matter what happens, you can always find your way back to Jesus.

In Part 5 of our "OK Series: Ananias Said It," Pastor Andrew encourages us to see each other through the eyes of Jesus and choose to belive

As we continue our OK Series: Part 4: Moses Said It, Pastor Christina challenges us to trust in God's power knowing when He calls us, He will always provide for every step we take.

As he continues in his OK series, "Abram Said It," Pastor Andrew encourages us that, although the path may be completely unknown, as we walk in obedience to God, it will become clearer.

Pastor Andrew preached part two of our OK Series, Jesus Said It, on Easter weekend. In his message, he taught on Jesus' surrender and obedience to the Father as He faced the cross. He reminded us that Jesus drank his cup to empower us to drink ours. 

In part one of our OK Series, Pastor Andrew teaches about Mary's obedience to God's call on her life to birth the savior of the world. In his message, Pastor Andrew teaches the significance of her obedience and her trust in God to do what He said He would do through her.

In his message, Death & Taxes, Pastor Marcos taught about God's faithfulness and how our lives should reflect our belief that God is faithful regardless of our external circumstances. Does the life you live display your trust in faithful God?

In her message "You've Changed," Pastor Hollie Jo teaches about the change and transformation God wants to bring in our life and how that inward change empowers us to use our spiritual gifts to serve others.

Pastor Andrew preached a message about persistence in prayer called Prayers That Move The Needle. In his message, he encourages us to continue to cry out and contend for what we want God to do in our lives and reminds us that we are not a nuisance to our Heavenly Father.

Pastor Christina spoke on the topic of Identity. In her message, she reminded us that our issues don’t define us, but our identity is to be found in who God created us to be.

Pastor Andrew concluded our series, Self-Inflicted, with his message "It's In My Hands where he teaches about choosing a healthy mindset and Godly outlook on life.Pastor Andrew concluded our series, Self-Inflicted, with a profound insight: The power of choosing a healthy mindset and Godly outlook on life. He emphasized the importance of guarding our perception, cautioning against the self-deception that can occur when we view reality through distorted lenses. It is easy to adopt false beliefs, deceiving ourselves with narratives that do not align with God’s truth.To navigate this, we must identify what is true and what is false. We do this by what the bible calls “testing.” Ultimately, this process of testing is pivotal in determining our worldview. Will we see ourselves as victims of circumstance or as stewards of the diverse grace bestowed upon us by God?In exploring the concept of grace, Pastor Andrew illuminated two distinct types of grace: the universal grace extended to all and the unique, varied grace of God. He cautioned against overstepping our bounds by attempting to manage the lives of others, which inevitably leads to frustration and fear. Such actions are caused by operating beyond our designated grace zone, hindering our personal growth and development.It is a common misstep, Pastor Andrew noted, to covet another's grace zone without acknowledging the accompanying responsibilities. Instead, he encouraged us to embrace stewardship of our own gifts and talents, striving for fruitfulness rather than succumbing to frustration. We must recognize that we hold the keys to our own lives and empower us to take ownership and responsibility. In moments of doubt or uncertainty, Pastor Andrew reminded us of our spiritual authority over all things bestowed upon us by God. Through this lens of faith, we find reassurance and guidance, affirming our capacity to shape our destinies and fulfill our divine purpose.Big Idea: Let’s be grateful that we are not victims of our circumstances while staying on guard to not become a victim of our outlook.Reflective Questions:• Are you stewarding well the things that God has given you? • What kind of outlook do you have over your life? Discuss this in-depth with a trusted mentor or City Group Leader.• What could you do this week that would help you operate in more of a Godly mindset/outlook on your life? Statements to Declare Over Your Life:• God has given me all that I need to be successful. • I will be a good steward of all the things that God has given me.• I believe God has good plans for me.

Pastor Tyler Johnson from Mission Church joined us this Sunday with a message titled How Did We Get Here? In his message, he reminds us of the lies that sin tells us and how we are not consumed by the sin we give in to because we have Jesus who loves us, forgives us, and sets us free.

Pastor Andrew continued our series Self-Inflicted with a message called Pride Is The Setup. Pride is often a contributing factor to self-inflicted wounds. The deception of pride is that it romanticizes selfish desires. Pride will intoxicate you, which will lead to a path of destruction. The word of God is very clear. Proverbs 16:5 states, “The Lord detests all the proud of heart.” This is a powerful and often painful scripture to read as it challenges our lives in many ways. God is attracted to genuine humility and a posture of heart that fully relies on the power and wisdom of the Holy Spirit. Operating in pride tricks our thinking and decision-making into patterns and behaviors that lead to deep wounds of regret and destruction. The solution Pastor Andrew encouraged is to choose humility and surrender before the Lord. Listed below are three simple yet profound ways Pastor Andrew challenged our church to grow in humility: • Keep the guard rails up even when you're good. • He gave you the exact thing you take pride in. • Daily repentance. Scriptures: • Proverbs 16:18 • Jeremiah 9:23-26Additional Scriptures:• Ephesians 4:2• Luke 14:11• Proverbs 11:2• Proverbs 15:33Big Idea: Pride is a mirage that projects current strength at the cost of future gains.  Reflective Questions for the Week: • What are some areas in your life you carry pride in?• How has pride affected your relationships?• What is one thing you could do this week to foster more humility in your life? Statements to declare over your life: • I am a humble servant of the Lord.• Jesus is the Lord over all areas of my life • I will use what God has blessed me with to build His kingdom, not my own.

Pastor Christina continued our Self-Inflicted series and spoke on the topic of addiction. No matter where you find yourself as it pertains to addiction, we can find freedom as we take the courageous steps forward to acknowledge and become aware of where we currently are. What started as a longing for pleasure can easily turn into a coping mechanism for pain. There are two types of addictions: behavioral addiction and substance addiction. Whether it’s behavioral or substance, addiction can cause us to go on a search to numb the pain and discomfort of our lives rather than searching for what can fill the void that only Jesus can fill. Certain life-altering events can lead us to ease the pain. There are three categories of people as it pertains to addiction: • They are in bondage but don’t know it. • They are in bondage and know it. • They are in bondage and want to be free but feel paralyzed in the healing process. We have a choice to make. Do we seek God and professional help? Or do we run to numb the pain? We cannot heal if we conceal. A powerful and strategic process to help us overcome and move forward in our healing is to confess, respond, expect, and declare. Jesus came to set the captives free! We can all find freedom as we seek God and seek professional help! Now is the time to stop allowing our past to dictate our present. What’s on the other side of freedom is a life of healing and redemption. Listed below are five keys to your freedom, additional scripture readings, and declarations to speak over your life and healing. 5 Keys to Freedom:• Presence of God• Prepare • Ask for help• Know your triggers • Protect the rules for recovery at all costs Sermon Scriptures: • Romans 7:15-23Additional Scriptures:• Galatians 5:1• Romans 6:7• 2 Corinthians 3:17• John 8:32• 1 Peter 2:16Main Point: You can’t receive freedom until you first recognize you are in bondage.Reflective Questions for the Week: • In what areas of your life do you see addiction? • What are the triggers that lead to you engaging in these addictions? • What is one thing you can do this week to help you start your recovery process? • What would your life look like if you were free from addiction? *Journal this, see this, feel this. Statements to declare over your life: • I am free from the bondage of addiction over my life.• My family is free from the bondage of addiction.• Greater is He that is in me than He that is in the world.• God is the only way to fill the voids of my heart.

Pastor Andrew delivered a profound message on recognizing self-inflicted wounds that we may foresee in our lives. Often, throughout our journey, it becomes tempting to downplay these wounds due to external success and performance. It's easy for us to believe we're thriving more than we truly are. Success can blind us to the impact of self-inflicted wounds in our personal and spiritual growth. We must be careful not to allow the fruit in our lives to fool us and not recognize the hidden dangers of compromise.The scripture Pastor Andrew shared was from John 12. As he dissected the story, Pastor Andrew unveiled how Judas compromised his integrity, his relationship with Christ, and ultimately his influence. Despite being one of the twelve disciples and having a front-row seat to Jesus’s ministry, Judas, entrusted with leadership alongside Jesus, failed by betraying him. He traded eternal success for the illusion of external success.The places where we're most trusted often become the arenas where we can cause the greatest harm. Significant self-inflicted wounds don't appear out of nowhere. When we are honest with ourselves, we can trace back and identify the self-inflicted wounds from our past. Today, we are challenged with the question: How do we recover from these self-inflicted wounds? The journey begins with honesty, self-reflection, and taking personal inventory of our spiritual growth.Judas had the power to hit the brakes, pause, and course-correct. We cannot be so committed to the things in our lives that are clearly not working. He allowed his choices to become his identity, leading him on a path of destruction. We usually arrive at these choices by compromising our integrity. The good news is that your story doesn't have to end there! Recovery is possible by accepting responsibility and repenting. In turn, you will discover that God loves you and is for you. It's time to grow, mature, and course-correct the areas of our lives that are not bearing fruit.Sermon Scriptures: - John 12:1-6 NIV- Matthew 26:14-16 ESV- Matthew 26:20-25 ESVAdditional Scriptures to Explore: - Mark 14: 3-8 Big Idea: The self-inflicted wounds that you can see coming can be both the most damaging and the most easily avoided.Reflective questions for the week: - What areas of your life do you see self-inflicted wounds coming? - Where are you possibly compromising your integrity and relationship with Jesus? - Take some time this week to write down a few areas of your life that you need to take personal inventory of. - What is one spiritual discipline you could do this week that will allow you to connect with Jesus at a deeper level? Statements to declare over your life: I HAVE THE POWER TO SEE SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS COMING.I WILL RECOVER FROM THE SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS IN MY LIFE. GOD LOVES ME.GOD IS FOR ME.

Pastor Andrew continued our series "Self-Inflicted" with a powerful message titled "I’m Driving Me Crazy." It is so easy to think that other people or external circumstances are the excuse as to why we face obstacles in our lives. But the greatest challenge is the battlefield of the mind. Our mind can deceive us into thinking we are far worse than we really are. This is not to undermine the painful experiences of our lives but to challenge us to think more intentionally about our thoughts during difficult times. The emotional turmoil we experience can sometimes be more intense in our minds than in reality. It's crucial not to overreact and be mindful of the choices we make during life's challenging moments. The chaos might feel overwhelming, but it's essential not to let it dictate our responses. You know when your mind is getting the best of you when you are consumed with worry, not able to be yourself, or your actions reflect that of anxiety, fear, or doubt. It is in these moments our mind begins to whisper thoughts that can result in destruction. These whispers often carry thoughts that don't align with God's plan for our lives. They infiltrate our minds through external influences, the enemy, but most significantly, through our own self-talk. So, how do we navigate through this? We acknowledge that our mind is a powerful tool that can be used to heal, grow, and transform our lives! This is good news. We can determine the outcome of our lives by taking control of our thoughts and realigning them with the truth of God’s word. Remember, the loudest whispers are often the ones we say to ourselves. It's time to filter out the thoughts that don't serve us and align ourselves with what God truly desires for our lives. How, then, should we navigate these voices? Here are some ways to quiet the noise in your life and hear what God has to say.When it comes to……- Other people: minimize their influence (not their value).- The enemy: read the bible and repeat scripture over your life. - You - lean not on your own understanding, read scriptures based on the promises of God, and break a sweat (get active and move your body).Sermon Scriptures: - Proverbs 26:20-22- 1 Samuel 18:6-12Additional Scriptures to Explore: - James 3:6 - 1 John 4:18Big Idea: The chaos that you feel will always be driven more by what is happening in your mind than what is happening in your circumstances.Reflective questions for the week: - What thoughts have you allowed to run rampant in your mind recently? Write these thoughts down. Then, reframe these thoughts by writing down a statement of truth that is in alignment with what God says about you. - In what ways (other people, the enemy, or you) are you most negatively impacted by your thought life? - What is one thing you could do this week to help you take every thought captive? Describe this in detail, find accountability, and put it into practice. - Share the negative statement you are letting go of this week with a trusted friend/mentor/City Group Leader, and share with them the powerful statement of truth that you are declaring over your life. Statements to declare over your life: - MY THOUGHTS MUST COME INTO ALIGNMENT WITH WHAT CHRIST SAYS ABOUT ME.- I CAN CONTROL MY MIND. - I HAVE POWER THROUGH THE HOLY SPIRIT TO SURRENDER MY THOUGHTS TO CHRIST.  - MY EYES ARE ON JESUS AND HIS WORD. - I AM NO LONGER A SLAVE TO FEAR. I AM A CHILD OF GOD.

MONDAY MOMENTUM:Pastor Andrew kicked off our new sermon series, "Self-Inflicted," with a compelling message titled “I Should Have Known.” Over the next six weeks, we'll dive into exploring the complex ways we cause harm to our spiritual growth. Pastor Andrew identified these as self-inflicted wounds. As a church, we're asking ourselves the question, how will I be different this year than last year? It's not life's heaviness that overwhelms us but the extra weight we carry. Self-inflicted wounds have the power to derail us, slowing our spiritual growth and momentum. Life can feel heavy, but often, it's the weight we add that chips away at our confidence in God, hindering our progress forward.Pastor Andrew urged us to let go of the blame game. This freeing truth encourages us to embrace personal responsibility and step into the freedom God offers. True growth starts by looking within, examining areas where we burden ourselves unnecessarily. Now is the time for reflection and a shift in mindset, allowing these truths to reshape our lives. Below are the scriptures from the sermon and additional verses for your reading this week. Take some time to connect with a close friend, family member, or City Group leader. Use the reflection questions provided to dive deeper this week.Additional Scriptures to Explore: - 2 Timothy 4:7- Philippians 2:16- Luke 21:34Big Idea: The foundation of our lives will be revealed by whether we find ourselves repeating mistakes or growing in wisdom. Reflective questions for the week: What areas of your life are you adding weight to? What self-inflicted wounds have you identified today that are stunting your ability to grow?What would your life look like if you made a decision today to minimize self-inflicted wounds? See it. Feel it. Visualize it. What is one change or action step you can do this week to help support your healing journey? Statements to declare over your life: I AM DONE PARTICIPATING IN SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDSMY GOD HAS GOOD PLANS FOR ME MY PAST DOES NOT DETERMINE MY FUTURE GREATER IS HE WHO IS IN ME THAN HE WHO IS IN THE WORLD 

In part four of our "Joy To The World" series, Pastor Andrew taught about the lasting joy Jesus' life brings to our lives.

In part two of our "Joy To The World" Series, Pastor Andrew illustrates how important it is to cling to our heavenly Father and take joy on the journey through whatever reality we face.

In the first part of our Christmas Series, Joy To The World: Through The Filter Of Saved, Pastor Andrew reminds us that the strength of our joy comes from what our joy is built upon.

Pastor Hollie Jo's message, "Come To The Table," encourages us to develop a hunger for a relationship with Jesus. When we do so, we benefit from His presence, our appetite for Him grows, and our soul is satisfied.

Pastor Marcos challenged us to spend less time worrying about our lives and more time cultivating a rich relationship with Jesus in his message, "Don't Worry About A Thing."

Pastor Andrew concludes our series on generosity, Babies & Bathwater. In part three - Building A Legacy, he teaches about choosing a lasting legacy rather than living an entitled life.

Pastor Andrew continues his series on generosity, Babies & Bathwater: Part Two: Collective Push, where he talks about how we, as a church, make a much greater impact when we move towards God together and can deflect glory onto God and His provision.

Pastor Andrew begins a new series on generosity. In part one, "A Test For Both" he talks about the tithe as the foundation for how we steward our finances.

Pastor Chad Veach preaches a message called, "The Humility Test" where he contrasts the pitfalls of pride versus the rewards of humility.

Pastor Chad Veach teaches about being made new through Christ and how we can walk in our identity as a child of God.

Pastor Chad Veach teaches on how to give God your mind.

Pastor Chad Veach teaches how to rely on a never-changing God to produce change in us.

Pastor Hollie Jo teaches a powerful and practical message on positioning our pain so that God can work in us and through us in her message, "Positioned for the Promise."

Pastor Andrew concluded our "Send the Rain" series with part four, "When His Presence Is A Priority," where he teaches on the power of God's presence and how it can transform our lives.

In Part 4 of our Send the Rain Series, Pastor Andrew warns us of the two things that cause us to miss the rain God pours on our lives.

Pastor Christina delivered part three of our Send The Rain, "Washed Clean." In her message, she paints a clear picture of what the finished work on the cross means for our lives today and how being washed clean allows us to walk in freedom.

 In part two of our "Send The Rain" series, Pastor Andrew challenges us to prepare our field for when God sends the rain on our lives. 

Pastor Andrew starts part one of our new series, "Send the Rain." In his message, he teaches on the significance of rain and how God uses rain as a sign that He is getting ready to do something through us.

Pastor Andrew wraps up our Relationship Series with his message "Being What I Want," where he teaches how to steward our relationships by learning to steward our lives better.

As we continued in our latest series, If We Could Figure This Out - A Series on Relationships, Pastor Andrew offered us wisdom on navigating parental hurt and wounds.

Pastor Jimmy Rollins joined us to teach from our current sermon series, "If We Could Figure This Out." In his message "A Different Kind of Love," he teaches what authentic love looks like and cautions us about counterfeit alternatives. 

In part two of our new relationship series, "If We Could Figure This Out," Pastor Andrew helps us understand the purpose and power of having great friendships.

In part one of our new relationship series, "If We Could Figure This Out," Pastor Andrew strives to help us better steward our relationships.

In his message, Useful in His Hand, Pastor Andrew teaches the importance of having God's hand on your life.

Lead Pastor of Journey Church, JJ Vasquez, joined us with a message titled: "A Better Yes" where he helps us understand that God's best for our lives sometimes includes a "no." Listen now on the Grace City podcast or watch on our YouTube Channel.

Pastor Chase Wagner, in his message “Open Up The Sky,” reminds us of God's promises and the hope that God will send the rain on our lives when we surrender to Him.

Pastor Marcos Vidaurre preached a message titled “Amazed Jesus” where he reminds us of Jesus's authority over our lives and encourages us to continue placing our faith in Him.

Pastor Ryon Flanagan teaches what true surrender looks like in his message titled: King of M Heart.

Pastor Alex DiMare of Grace City Tampa preached a message this Sunday titled: I Choose The Narrow Road. In his message, he gives us some biblical perspectives on how to walk the narrow road that Jesus talks about in Matthew 7:13-14. 

In part four of our Colossians series, Pastor Andrew challenges us to die to things we keep getting stuck on, so we can live a resurrected life of freedom.

In part three of our Colossians sermon series, Pastor Andrew teaches from Colossians 2:16-23. In his message, he teaches about the dangers of people-pleasing, how Paul addressed this with the church of Colossae, and how we can apply it to our lives.

In part two of our Colossians series, Pastor Marcos teaches from Colossians 1:15-23. His message reminds us of a simple yet powerful truth; that Jesus is the only reason we can stand blameless before God.

In part one of our sermon series, The Book of Colossians, Pastor Andrew teaches from Paul's letter to the Church of Colossae. In his message, he teaches how to steward seasons of momentum well.

Pastor Christina preached a powerful message called Built for Battle, where she taught three key things to help us have victory over our battles.

In the last message of our current sermon series, Established in Jesus, Pastor Andrew's message, A Life Lost...Kind of, he teaches on what it looks like to move from admiration of Jesus to devotion to Him.

In part five of our current sermon series, Established in Jesus, Pastor Andrew's message, Testing Testing, encourages us to be content in every season while remaining desperate for what we are contending for.

In part four of our current sermon series, Established in Jesus, Pastor Andrew's message, Stop Getting Stumped, cautions us to be aware of the enemy's tactics that try to draw our hearts away from God.

In part three of our sermon series, Established in Jesus - Function but Fickle, Pastor Andrew challenges us to stop working harder to prove our faithfulness to God but walk in the assurance that He covered our past, current, and future failings and still chooses to use us to further His Kingdom.

In part one of our new series Established in Jesus, Branches For Ruined Funerals, Pastor Andrew reminds us of how important worship being our first response is in every season with gratitude for Jesus's great love and sacrifice.

In her message, "We Need You," Pastor Christina uses the relationship between Ruth and Naomi to demonstrate how we can help meet the needs of others. She challenged us to "do for one what we wish we could do for everyone."

In his message, Serpents, Snacks, and the Son Of God. Pastor Jon Laurenzo reminds us that we can find healing and freedom when we raise Jesus up to be the center of our lives.

Pastor Tyler Johnson, Senior Pastor of Mission Church, shows us - in his message Let’s Clear Things Up - how Jesus clearly demonstrates His heart for His people through the resurrection power of God.

In part two of our current sermon series, Established in Jesus, Pastor Andrew's message, Sinners Saved, reminds us of the power of Jesus' death and resurrection and our constant need for Christ during every season of life.

In his message, An Angst Of The Soul, Pastor Andrew teaches how to respond being secure in yourself and in joy for others when you are faced with jealousy or envy. 

This week, Pastor Marcos preached a message titled, Where Do I Go? His message teaches how to follow the example of Christ when it comes to learning to surrender our lives to our heavenly Father fully. 

In Pastor Andrew's message, "What Leads Us to the Water", he teaches three key things that can fuel our faith.

Best-selling author, speaker, and co-founder of messenger international, Pastor John Bevere delivers a message from his latest book: The Awe of God.

Best-selling author, speaker, and co-founder of messenger international, Pastor Lisa Bevere, teaches on the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and how He operates through us.

In part six of our Stir It Up series: A Passion for our Families, Pastor Andrew teaches about giving our families the best of who we are rather than whatever is left after we've poured ourselves out on everyone and everything else.

In his message, Ancient Solutions to Modern Problems, Pastor Tyler Johnson offers us several practical tools and principles for walking in forgiveness and teaches on the power of prayer to help us walk in freedom from unforgiveness.

In part five of our series: Stir It Up, Pastor Andrew teaches from Psalm 84 and reminds us that time spent in God's presence does more for us than anything we can do out of our own strength.

In part 4 of our series: Stir It Up. Pastor Andrew helps us see lost people the way Jesus sees them through the story of The Lost Sheep, The Lost Coin, and The Prodigal Son in Luke 15.

In part 3 of our series on Passion (A Passion To Grow), Pastor Christina challenges us to step out of our comfort zone and lean into the growth that comes from walking in maturity with God.

In Part 2 of our "Stir It Up Series", Pastor Andrew Gard teaches on the parable of the talents and addresses reasons we may bury our talent, and challenges us with what it might look like to surrender and sow into our God-given talents in his message, "The Passion to Steward My Life Well."

In part one of our new series, Stir It Up: The Passion Factor, Pastor Andrew introduces a new perspective of how passion is built and maintained in our lives.

In the final message from our sermon series, It Took A Lot, Pastor Andrew preaches on the humility of our Savior and the power of him coming to earth as a humble baby.

In part three of our sermon series: "It Took A Lot: How Obedience Made the Miraculous Happen", Pastor Christina teaches on the faith of the wise men and how their obedience to follow God's instruction despite knowing all the details demonstrated a life surrendered to Him.

In Part 2 of our Christmas series, It Took A Lot, Pastor Andrew talks about Joseph's choice when faced with Mary's calling to carry Jesus, the Messiah, and how his choice impacted his future.

In part one of our new series, It Took A Lot, Pastor Andrew teaches the importance of Mary, Jesus' mother's dedication and obedience to God as His humble servant, and how that changed the world forever.

In his message, "Concerned Jesus", Pastor Marcos teaches from the story of the prodigal son in the book of Luke. He reminds us that Jesus is concerned for those in a relationship with him as well as those who are lost.

In this week's message, "Do You Know I AM?" Pastor Hollie Jo seeks to helps us discover how to understand God more deeply.

In Part two of our mini-series called A Body That Works, Pastor Andrew helps us to identify key factors in sustaining momentum as a body of Christ.

In Part 1 of our two-part mini-series, Pastor Andrew teaches the importance of the role we not only get to play but need to play to function as a body of Christ that God intended.

Pastor Jimmy Rollins preached a message titled: Beyond a Reasonable Doubt. His message challenges us to live the message of Jesus, not just listen to the message of Jesus so that others can know him and be saved.

Pastor Andrew teaches a message on temptation with a clever twist. He urges us that dealing with temptation is not only about saying "no", but also about what we say "yes" to. Watch the full message, "I Chose Something Else".

In his message "The Fight to Abide," Pastor Jon teaches what it truly means to "abide in the vine" and outlines three key things that can distract us from abiding in Christ.

In Part 5 of our At Your Word Series, Pastor Andrew talks about how God uses us to impact the lives of others.

In Part 4 of our At Your Word series - When You Have To Wait A While, Pastor Andrew asks us to examine how we steward the waiting seasons of life.

In Part 3 of our At Your Word series: When It Costs You Something, Pastor Andrew reminds us how God helps us carry the weight of the calling He has placed on our lives.

In Part 2 of our At Your Word series: When He Wants to do Something New, Pastor Andrew teaches on the process God takes us through when he is trying to do something new in us.

Pastor Andrew launches a new series called, At Your Word, a series that leads us into our Grace City Conference 2022 theme. In Part 1: When You Have Already Tried It, Pastor Andrew helps us close the gap between when God speaks to us and when we take action to do what He asks us to do.

Pastor Christina wrapped up our five-part series, Help Me Process, with her messages titled, Help Me Process Doubt. In her message she outlines three key points to consider when dealing with doubt in our lives:  Doubt is not a time to panic, it’s a time to processFaith is not a feeling, it’s a choiceIt’s okay to question, it’s not okay to quit

In this week's message, “Help Me Process Despair,” Pastor Andrew warns us not to let life's disappointments turn into lasting despair.

This week's message, Help Me Process Evil, from Pastor Andrew, asks us not to put a "period" at the end of evil in the world or evil in our hearts but to leave room for God to work things out for our good.

In part 2, "Help Me Process The Things Around Me," Pastor Andrew cautions us to protect our primary calling from the other priorities and agendas we face today.

This week we launched a new series called Help Me Process. This series will provide a roadmap for how to think in potentially difficult situations. In part one, Pastor Andrew lays the foundation for the series as he talks about The Process by which we process.

Pastor Andrew Gard’s message, Fight Or Flight, reminds us that we are graced by God to fight the good fight for His glory.

Pastor Chase Wagner’s message, Ruin and Rebuild, encourages us to build the foundation of our lives and of our ministry on the solid rock who is Christ Jesus.

Karisa Robino’s message, Found in the House, encourages us to build a habit of being grounded in the local church and build a legacy for our future and the future of those God has entrusted to us.

This week, Pastor JJ Vasquez from Journey Church joins us with a message called “When God Doesn’t Do It For You” where he offers hope for those who feel disappointed by unanswered prayers.

In Pastor Andrew's "Point of Reference," he shares wisdom for why our faith-walk matters and encourages us to be people worthy of following.

Pastor Dino Rizzo preached an incredible message titled Joy Wins. In his message, he talks about how choosing to walk in joy gives us power against the enemy.

Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us in his message, I Already Knew That, that we should build our trust on what God has already done in our lives rather than start over every time we face adversity.

Pastor Hollie Jo preached a timely message titled The Power of Authenticity in which she reminded us that we can only be our true authentic selves when we embrace who God created us to be.

In Pastor Jon Laurenzo's message, The Pace of Faithfulness he teaches us that our faithfulness is key to encountering God and challenges us to persevere and endure through our trials to experience what God has for us on the other side of our pain.

This week, Pastor Andrew’s message, Is It I, cautions us to be aware of the small entry points that sin creeps into that can take us out little by little.

Pastor Christina Gard preached a message titled Prayer, Praise, and Perspective, in which she encouraged us to change our perspective by posturing ourselves to pray and praise through our trials, trusting that God has a plan to get us through.

Pastor Jimmy Rollins preached a message titled Assigned Users where he details the benefits we reap solely because of our identity as a son and daughter of God.

In Pastor Andrew's sermon The Color of Trust, he teaches that there are worse things in life than pain, and how we filter our pain will determine the altitude of our life.

In his message The Color of Grace, Pastor Andrew reminds us that our sin is no match for the power and work Jesus did through the cross that allows us to live in freedom due to the price He paid.

In week three of our sermon series Technicolor: A Life With Jesus, Pastor Andrew encourages us to see our calling through the eyes of Jesus and to recognize that our calling should be carried out in every area of our life.

Pastor Andrew Gard continues our latest series: Technicolor - A life with Jesus with his message The Color of Generosity. This week he speaks about the confidence we can gain in God when our generosity flows out of faith rather than our finances.

In part one of our new series Technicolor, Pastor Andrew speaks on the importance of learning to deal with life's inevitable circumstances by learning to surrender fully to Jesus.

Pastor Christina's message - Wait For It - challenges us to make bold moves toward our miracle by stepping towards God's plans trusting that He will honor our faith.

This week Pastor Andrew wrapped up our latest series and delivered a brilliant message on purpose and warned us of a common threat that seeks to draw us away from our God-given purpose

In part 6 of our current series, Pastor Andrew reminds us that we are called to be pillars in the Church, and we must understand what that calling requires.

Lisa Bevere preaches a profound message called Focus, where she challenges us to fix our focus on who and how God has called us to live.

In part five of our current sermon series, If This Is The End: A Guide to Stewarding Our Last Days, Pastor Andrew challenges us to take inventory of our lives and surrender the things that keep us from walking in our God-given purpose. Watch Alive, Kind Of now available on YouTube.

Pastor Christina Gard preached a powerful word for part four of our current sermon series If This Is The End: A Guide to Stewarding Our Last Days. She encourages us to eliminate worldly idols that hinder our spiritual growth in her message In It, Not of It.

In part three of our “If This Is The End Series” Pastor Andrew’s message “Cutting Through” cautions us about the voices we allow to speak into our lives and encourages us to weed out those not beneficial to our spiritual, physical, and mental health.

As we continue in our new series, If This Is The End: A Guide to Stewarding Our Last Days, Pastor Andrew reminds us that opposition is temporary and encourages us not to give up in the middle of the fire, for God is with us and will see us through.

In part one of our new series If This Is The End: A Guide to Stewarding Our Last Days, Pastor Andrew encourages us to return to our first love, where we wholeheartedly expressed our love for God and others.

In Found in the Fight, Pastor Andrew helps us start the new year off strong by encouraging us to fight for things that matter.

In his message, Now What? Marcos Vidaurre encourages us to reflect on the gift of Jesus and how we can celebrate His gift to us every day.

In the third part of our series Fully Convinced, Pastor Christina Gard encourages us, in her message Peace In The Storm, that we can walk in God’s everlasting peace in the midst of any storm.

In the second part of our new series Fully Convinced, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us, in his message This Is Us, that God will place us in a family that will care for, strengthen, and encourages us in seasons of difficulty and seasons of peace.

In the first part of our new series Fully Convinced, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us that God will always bring relief in his message Pressed But Not Crushed, no matter how close we are to our breaking point.

In his message Gratitude That Grows, Pastor Jon Laurenzo reminds us that when we take time to reflect on the blessings of God we nurture a spirit of gratitude that will get us through tough seasons.

In part seven of our Destiny series - It’s Not Every Day - Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us that our destiny is directly linked to us acknowledging the value of where we are and who we are with.

In his message, Don’t Settle For Samples, Pastor Jimmy Rollins of Union Church encourages us not to settle for a portion of God’s plan for our lives but to keep believing for the fullness of His promises.

In part six of our Destiny series - An Interview With Esau - Pastor Jon Laurenzo cautions us to protect our destiny by avoiding hasty decisions that pull us away from God‘s plan for our life.

In part five of our Destiny series - We Is Greater Than I - Pastor Andrew teaches that the gifts God gives us are to be used in correlation with our community and through His power, and not our own.

In his message, The Blessing of a Closed Door, Pastor Stephen Chandler of Union Church encourages us to remember that some closed doors are God’s way of preparing us for what He has to come.

In part four of our Destiny series - Jump… Don’t Hedge - Pastor Andrew Gard challenges us to surrender ourselves to God’s plan with reckless abandon so that we can fully experience all that He has for us.

In part three of our Destiny series - Tell Me Something I Don’t Know - Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us on how our shortfalls or limitations do not disqualify us from partaking in the plan that God has for our lives.

In the second part of our series Destiny, Pastor Andrew Gard challenges us to cultivate a hunger for God and a passion for how He wants to use us.

In the last part of our series SAVED!, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us of the peace that comes in God’s promise of eternity in Heaven and the urgency it creates to share this promise with those around us.

In part 5 of our series SAVED!, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us that when we walk closely with God, He gives us a deeper joy and perspective that goes beyond having a positive attitude.

In part 4 of our series SAVED!, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us how much of a gift the church family is, its purpose in our lives, and our purpose as we grow together.

In part 3 of our series SAVED!, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us of the freedom that comes when we step into a relationship with God to live a life without the fear of worldly circumstances.

As we continue in our new series SAVED!, Pastor Christina Gard reminds us that we are not defined by our circumstances but by Jesus’ sacrifice and victory over sin.

As we begin our new series SAVED!, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us, in his message Much Lighter, of the weightlessness we can experience in salvation through Jesus.

In his message Don’t Worry, I Got This; Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us rely on God’s strength and guidance to dictate our every step and encourages us to always acknowledge God in the process.

As we continue our series, Let The Light In, Pastor Jon Laurenzo challenges us in his message Light Bring Legacy to live everyday with intention knowing that our legacy of faith will open doors for those that come after us.

Beginning our new series, Let the Light In, Pastor Alex Dimare encourages us in his message Search and Know to allow God to uncover hidden gifts inside of our hearts and use them to bring light to the world.

Pastor Andrew finishes up our series If/Then with his message, What Happens When We Believe? In his message he teaches that our faith is the key to loving people the way God wants us to love them.

In Part 5 of our If/Then Series, Pastor Andrew helps us understand the power of God's love and helps us break down the barriers keeping us from extending it to others.

In part four of our series, IF/Then: A Study Of The Letters Of John, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us, in his message Test It, to measure the information and advice we receive against the truth of God’s word.

In part three of our series, IF/Then: A Study Of The Letters Of John, Pastor Andrew Gard challenges us, in his message This Is Over, to evaluate how our relationship with the desires of the world will impact where our relationship with God is headed.

In part two of our series, IF/Then: A Study Of The Letters Of John, Matt Higgins reminds us, in his message, On His Heels that being close to Jesus give us clarity to better understand the role he plays in our lives and the freedom we have in His forgiveness.

In his sermon, Over and Above, Pastor Dino Rizzo encourages us to choose a life of generosity and reminds us of the impact a generous spirit can have on the world around us.

As we begin our new series, IF/Then (A Study Of The Letters Of John): Pastor Andrew encourages us to take assessment of our faith and dust off the things that take away from a deeper connection with Jesus in Part One - Light Walkers.

In her message, Promises, Pastor Christina Gard encourages us to pay attention to how God is shaping and molding us as we wait for his promises to us to come to pass.

In the last part of our series Pleasant Places: Just A Part Of The Heart, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us to reflect on the state of contentment within our hearts and reminds us to cherish and nurture the relationships we have.

In the third part of our series Pleasant Places: Tired Eyes, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us that when we trust in God’s provision for our lives we will have more energy to open on the things we truly desire.

In the second part of our series Pleasant Places: The Madness Of My Mind, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us to steward well what has been placed in our hands and find rest in faith as God continues to provide for our lives.

In the first part of our new series Pleasant Places: It’s Good Right Here, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us to appreciate your current situation for the lessons you can learn that are designed to take you to the next place.

In the last part of our series Marked On The Mountain: Sacrificed On The Mountain, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us to live in a way that allows us to stay focused on the things of God which will lead to a joy filled life.

In the third part of our new series Marked On The Mountain: Tempted On The Mountain, Pastor Christina Gard reminds us that even though we cannot avoid temptations, with God’s strength, we can overcome them.

In the second part of our new series Marked On The Mountain: Called On The Mountain, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us that our calling is found as we continue to grow closer in our relationship with Jesus.

In the first part of our new series Marked On The Mountain: The Sermon On The Mountain, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us of the importance of allowing the teachings of Jesus to be cemented in our heart, to mark us as we continue on our life’s journey.

In the last part of our series Water is Coming: Cleansed in the Water, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us of the grace and freedom that comes when God washes us clean.

Continuing in Part 6 of our series: Water is Coming, Pastor Andrew Gard challenges us to learn to trust the ebb and flow of God.

In his sermon, This Is How I Fight My Battles, Pastor Jimmy Rollins of i5 City Church teaches us that the battles of life are best fought when we consecrate ourselves in God's presence.

In part five of our series Water is Coming: Where You Might Not Look, Pastor Christina Gard reminds us that God uses people to speak His Word into our lives.

In part four of our series Water is Coming: There’s A Spring In Me, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us of the correlation between our worship and God’s presence.

In part three of our series Water is Coming: Water To Dry Land, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us that God not only prepared the land He would have us tend but He has also prepared us to tend to it.

In part two of our new series Water is Coming: Where Trust Is Built, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us the power of generosity and challenges to ask ourselves how we can be trustworthy with the blessings God has given us.

In part one of our new series Water is Coming: There is a Longing Pastor Andrew Gard warns us of the dangers of allowing ourselves to become dehydrated from the presence of God.

This weeks message from Pastor Andrew Gard, I Needed The Reminder, encourages us to carry in what we learned this past year and cut off what will hold us back from growth in 2021.

This Christmas season, Pastor Andrew reminds us of the magnitude of love that was displayed through a baby in a manger in his message Humble & King: Just a Baby.

In part 3 of or our series: Humble & King Pastor Christina Gard’s message, Saved to Serve offers practical insight into the greater purpose behind Christ’s salvation.

In Part 2 of our current series Humble & King: A Different Kind of Judge, Pastor Andrew us of judging ourselves by our intentions but judging others by their actions.

In our new series Humble and King, Pastor Andrew Gard helps us understand how Jesus leads with both authority and humility in part one: The Authority Dilemma.

In his message, Hurts Like Heaven Pastor Jon Laurenzo brings clarity and insight into the mysteries and misconceptions often attributed to our thoughts on heaven.

This week Pastor Chase Wager delivers a message on meekness and encourages us to humble ourselves and surrender our fears to God so that we may find peace.

In the final message of our I Can’t Believe He Said that Series, Pastor Andrew teaches that there is no substitute for growing deeper with God than spending time in his presence and meditating on the word of God.

In his message Where’s the Faith, Pastor Nathan Finochio teaches the importance of truly understanding what it means to have faith and the challenges we face when we try to turn our faith into a formulaic equation.

In Part 5 of our latest series: I Can’t Believe He Said That Pastor Andrew Gard teaches on the correlation between our relationship with our treasure and our relationship with God.

Continuing in Part Four of our current series: I Can’t Believe He Said That, Pastor Andrew Gard challenges us to treat others as Jesus treats us which will require us to go the extra mile to reach, minister, and help others.

Pastor Banning Liebscher joins us this week with a word of encouragement in his message “Keep Your Guard Up”, where he speaks on how to keep a watchful eye against the tactics of the enemy and how to protect ourselves when we come under attack.

This week, Pastor Christina Gard delivers a masterful message, in our series I Can’t Believe He Said That. In her message: Work Out Your Worry, Pastor Christina invites us to exchange our worry, fear, and anxiety for faith in a God who cares about every detail of our lives and anticipates our needs before we even ask.

In his message “How’s that for a Nickname” from our new series: I Can’t Believe He Said That Pastor Andrew Gard teaches on the tension between the names we carry based on our circumstances versus the names God calls us.

In our brand new series: I Can’t Believe He Said That Pastor Andrew Gard teaches us on keeping our eyes on Christ and allowing our downfalls to bring glory to God.

This week Pastor Andrew Gard wrapped up our series: A Church Worth Building (Reloaded). In part 6, "Drink Up" Pastor Andrew paints a picture of what church looks like when we fully understand and embrace the depth and breadth of God's grace.

In part 5 of our series: A Church Worth Building Reloaded, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us that even though we may not see the promises of God ahead, we can have a faith that transcends what we cannot see.

In part 4 of our series: A Church Worth Building (Reloaded), Pastor Andrew Gard teaches on the role that Joy should play in the life of a Christ-follower in his message - A Reason to Sing.

In Part 3 of our current series: A Church Worth Building Reloaded, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages the church with the reminder that God has a purpose and plan for each one of us and positions the church to help us walk in that calling.

This week, as we continue our series: A Church Worth Building Reloaded, Pastor Andrew Gard teaches about the house of God being a place where God can bring healing and the part we each play on that journey.

This week we began a six-week series: A Church Worth Building Reloaded. In part one - When God is With Us - Pastor Andrew Gard teaches that God’s provision is not enough, we also need his presence.

This week, Pastor Andrew Gard concludes our Mind Games series with a message called: Have I Made Too Many Mistakes? His message warns us not to live under the weight of condemnation but to live in the true freedom Christ provided with his death on the cross.

As we continue our series: Mind Games, Pastor Jon Laurenzo teaches on the dangers of the comparison game in his message - God wants to bless ME.

In his new series - Mind Games: What If I Wasn’t Here?, Pastor Andrew Gard cautions us about telling our stories apart from the grace of God on our lives.

In his message - 10,000 Hours, Pastor Andrew Gard implores the church to root everything we do in love.

Pastor Andrew Gard’s message, "On The Other Side”, teaches that it takes a measure of faith to get through hardships but when we get through it, we need to build on that faith for the next season.

Pastor Andrew Gard concludes our Free Indeed Series with his message: I Got You. He teaches about our responsibility to love, care for, and have each other's backs.

Pastor Andrew Gard sits down with Pastor Jimmy Rollins from i5 Church to discuss some practical things that are intended to bring clarity and thought to the issues of racism we are facing in our world.

In Part 4 of our series: By His Spirit, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds the church that when we are led by the Spirit, we have the ability to experience real change.

In Part 3 of our new series - Free Indeed: A Guide Through the Book of Galatians - Pastor Jon Laurenzo’s message "Faith or Works" challenges the church to remember that we cannot be justified by our works but only by the finished work Jesus did on the cross.

In Part 2 of our Free Indeed Series, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages the church to be authentic in who they are called to reach by embracing how God uniquely designed them.

In Part 1 of our new series - Free Indeed: A Guide Through the Book of Galatians - Pastor Andrew Gard teaches about how God uses every situation in our life that was meant to tear us down, to actually build us up.

In Pastor Christina Gard’s message - The Struggle is Real - she teaches about five key things that will help us run our race well and finish strong.

In his message, On Display, Pastor Andrew Gard demonstrates how God uses our mistakes and past hurts to work for our good and for His Glory.

This week Pastor Christina Gard delivers a powerful message on Faith. In her message, The Making of a Miracle, she outlines three key aspects of faith that set miracles into motion.

In Part 5 of our Jesus, The Miracle Worker Series, Pastor Andrew Gard encourages us to remember and celebrate the provision God has brought to us over the course of our lives so that we do not take for granted how good He is.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Andrew Gard’s message The Resurrection, teaches how the power of the cross rendered death powerless.

In Part 3 of our Jesus, The Miracle Worker Series, Pastor Andrew Gard clarifies some myths we often believe about Jesus because of fear in his message, The Miracle in the Storm.

Pastor Andrew continues in our new series, Jesus, The Miracle Worker. In part two: The Miracle by the Pool, Pastor Andrew outlines some correlations we need to make between our faith and miracles.

This week Pastor Andrew begins a new series called, Jesus, The Miracle Worker. In part one: Water to Wine, he talks about how much God cares about every need we have and how we should not be afraid to approach God in prayer with our needs and desires no matter how big or small they may seem.

Pastors Andrew and Christina Gard tag-team this week in their message, NO WORRIES which seeks to help encourage the church on navigating this season of uncertainty in our country.

In this week’s message: Not Overnight, Pastor Andrew Gard teaches on redefining ourselves by how God sees and created us, rather than by our past mistakes.

This week, Pastor Hollie Jo Hepler teaches on activating the gifts that God has placed inside each and every one of us.

In the final message of our Why ____ Matter(s) Series, Pastor Andrew Gard tackles the topic: Why Contentment Matters. His message exposes the secret of being content.

In his message Still God in the Stillness, Pastor Andrew Gard draws the line between being still before God and remembering that He is Still God in every circumstance.

Get Over It! This week, Pastor Robert Madu delivers a brilliant message on the spirit of offense that so often can cripple us from being able to receive what God has for us.

This week our friend, Pastor Dino Rizzo helps us wrap up our Why _____ Matter(s) Series. In part six - Why Money Matters - Pastor Dino helps unpack God’s heart for money, stewardship, and generosity.

This week in our Why ____ Matter(s) Series, Pastor Andrew Gard teaches on the purpose and power of prayer and the ways in which it was designed to connect us to our Heavenly Father.

This week in our Why _____ Matter(s) Series, Pastor Andrew Gard offers a practical approach to helping us understand Why Faith Matters and how we can identify the things that drag our faith down.

In this week’s message: Why Forgiveness Matters, Pastor Andrew Gard seeks to help us gain an understanding of the weight and destruction that unforgiveness causes and equips us with ways to walk with the levity that forgiveness offers.

In part two of our latest series, Pastor Andrew Gard brings clarity to a topic often neglected within the church. His message: Why Sex Matters brings context to God's design for sex.

We’re kicking off the new year with a new series titled: Why _______ Matter(s). In part one of our series, Why You Matter, Pastor Andrew Gard reminds us that in order to accomplish what God has set before us, we must see ourselves the way He sees us.

In part three of our Christmas series: He Came Humble, Pastor Andrew Gard teaches on the humility of Christ and the example it sets as we navigate life.

Continuing in our Christmas series, Pastor Andrew Gard’s message - He Came and Endured - reminds us that Jesus painted a picture for us through His life of how to endure the world we live in.

This week Pastor Andrew Gard begins a new series titled: What We Didn’t See Coming. In part one of the series, Pastor Andrew focuses on God’s desire for friendship with us.

Pastor Jimmy Rollins from i5 Church joins us with a powerful encouragement through his message: This House. His message reminds us that God desires to fill our empty vessels to overflowing to serve His House.

In his message: A Living Parable, Pastor Tyler Johnson from Mission Church preaches a message of God’s unconditional love from the book of Hosea.

In this week’s message, Faith in the Fire, Pastor Christina Gard teaches on the lessons and growth that comes in and through the fire, and how God stands with us at every stage.

In this week’s message, The Bitter Pill, Pastor Andrew Gard cautions us to heed the early signs of bitterness before its roots grow deep.

This week our friend, Tim Timberlake, from Christian Faith Center challenges us to step out of our comfort zone so we can accomplish what God designed us to do.

This week we wrap up our Battle-Tested series with Pastor Andrew Gard’s message: When They Lifted Up My Arms. His message reminds us of the ways God ties our stories together and how that is often displayed in the battles we face.

In Part 5 of our Battle Tested Series, Pastor Andrew Gard illustrates the ways that God is working in and through our battles even when we can’t see Him working.

This week in our Battle Tested Series, Pastor Andrew Gard offers valuable perspective on how we should handle the Battles we are facing in his message: I Thought I Wouldn't Make It.

In Part 3 of our Battle Tested series, Pastor Andrew Gard teaches on the two tests we can count on when it comes to facing the battles of life.

In this week’s message: I Did It to Myself, Pastor Andrew Gard teaches on the importance of redirecting our lives back to Jesus when we make mistakes rather than falling further away, remembering that we are God’s sons and daughters and He always provides a way back home.

This week, Pastor Andrew Gard begins a new series titled: Battle-Tested. In week one he encourages us to keep pushing through any battles we might be facing knowing that surrender to the battle will result in a loss.