Stacy Warner - When I was growing up in church, one of the "Sunday School" answers oftentimes given to a question presented to the class was "Jesus"... Jesus was the answer, regardless of the question—always guaranteed to get an eye roll from my friends and me.  Read More

Kale Magness - Pastor Matt continued the Happily Ever After series. This series has been based on the Apostle Paul’s instruction to us in Ephesians 5:25, “Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church...”.   Read More

Cody Burt - This past Sunday, Andrew discussed crucifixion and how our old man was crucified. He asked us to spend some time in Romans 6 this week. Our 318 group had a great discussion over Romans 6 this past Thursday. That chapter has so much meat to chew on.  Read More

Chris Williams - Verse 6 tells us we’ve been raised up in Him and seated with Him in heavenly places IN Christ Jesus. We’ve been seated with Him; that’s our rest, our Security. The chair He has us seated in is 100% sturdy and secure. We don’t have that worry in the back of our mind that keeps us distracted, constantly wondering if we are being good enough or doing enough to make God happy, and just like the song we sang Sunday morning, Lean Back, we can lean back in the loving arms of our beautiful father, breathe deep and know that He is good.  Read More

Justin Magness - Growing in our understanding of who we are in Christ and ministering that knowledge and truth are how we have love, peace, and happiness in our marriage. Men, we can’t love our wives as Christ loved the church if we do not fully understand how He showed His love towards the Church. Men, we can’t love our wives as our own body if we do not have a thorough understanding of what it means to be in the body of Christ, what it means to be IN Christ and have Christ IN us. The teachings of Paul throughout his thirteen letters are packed full of life-changing truths about this, and every bit of it is applicable to our marriages. Want to work on your marriage? Dig deeper into who we now are in Christ, grow in that understanding, minister that understanding to your wife, and let Christ provide the increase.  Read More

Bob Murray - This past Sunday was the final installment of Pastor Matt’s “Old Made New” series. In this series, he has dealt with “What it means to be a new creation.” In this past Sunday’s message, Matt addressed the Believer’s “new citizenship” (heavenly) and the associated “new role” (Ambassador for Christ) thereby. As such, we learned that, as members of the Body of Christ, we are to be “heavenly expressions” of Christ to those around us.  Read More