Episodes
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GREATER THINGS: Commissioned
Following Jesus means more than being saved—it means being sent. In Acts 1, we’re reminded that every believer is commissioned to be a witness, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and called to boldly take the Gospel from where we are to the ends of the earth.
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Get Your Boots On!
The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. In Matthew 9, we’re challenged to see the people around us, have compassion for those who need Jesus, pray for laborers, and be willing to join Him in the field—because He may just tell us to get our boots on.
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I’ve Had Enough- Dangers & Deceptions of Discouragement
Discouragement can make us feel isolated, forgotten, and ready to give up—but God has not abandoned us. Through Elijah’s story in 1 Kings 19, we’re reminded that God is near in our darkest moments, His grace is still at work, and He still has purpose for our lives.
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HOUSE RULES
Following Jesus should shape every relationship and responsibility in our lives. In Colossians 3, we’re challenged to honor Christ in our marriages, families, and workplaces—living in a way that makes Jesus the center of everything we do.
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Healthy Habits of a Faithful Follower
Following Jesus means developing habits that reflect the new life we’ve been given in Him. In Colossians 3, we’re challenged to put away worldliness, live out our identity in Christ, and make a habit of making much of Jesus in everything we do.
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Trending Up
Following Jesus changes not only what we do, but what we pursue and how we think. In Colossians 3, we’re challenged to set our minds on things above, live with a Kingdom-first mentality, and make Christ the focus of everything in our lives.
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Preeminent - Superior or Secondary
Jesus isn’t meant to be one priority among many—He is above everything. In Colossians 1, we’re challenged to stop shifting between what is superior and secondary and give Jesus the top place in every area of our lives.
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Godly Gait
Walking worthy of Jesus isn’t something we accomplish in our own strength. In Colossians 1, we’re challenged to live by faith, obey God’s Word, pursue holiness, bear fruit, and grow in our knowledge of God—all through the power of the Holy Spirit.
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YADA or NADA
Do you truly know God, or do you simply know about Him? In Hosea 6, we’re challenged to move beyond facts and religion into a real, personal relationship with God—and to press on to know Him more.
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Glowing with Glory
What does it look like to glow with the glory of God? In this message from Exodus 34 and 2 Corinthians 3, we’re challenged to spend time in God’s presence, reflect His glory, and let our transformed lives point others to Jesus.
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The Not So Secret Formula
Struggling with temptation? James 4 gives the not-so-secret formula: submit, resist, draw near, and walk in humility—God gives victory.
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PURITY PROBLEMS
Temptation is real—but it can be defeated. Learn how to guard your eyes, call sin what it is, and run from what pulls you away from God.
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Combating Instead of Caving
Temptation is coming—but you don’t have to cave, you can combat it. Jesus showed us how: Be full of the Spirit, know your weakness, and fight back with God’s Word. Temptation hits hardest when you’re tired and vulnerable—so stay ready before it comes. And remember: one moment of giving in isn’t...
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TEMPTATION 101
Temptation is real—but it doesn’t come from God, and it isn’t sin by itself. It comes from the devil, the world, and our own flesh—and it’s something everyone faces. You’re not alone. The real battle is what you do next. You can give in, or you can resist. And the good news? You don’t have to…
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TEMPTATIONS- It's Deeper Than You Think
Temptation is deeper than we think—it’s not just disobedience, it’s when we start twisting God’s truth to justify our actions. It never just affects us either—it impacts others and can lead to consequences we never expected. It may feel good in the moment, but it always leaves our soul empty. But...
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ANXIETY ANONYMOUS
Anxiety can feel like an addiction—quietly taking over your thoughts, your peace, and your trust in God. This message from 1 Peter 5 offers a biblical path to freedom by calling us to humble ourselves, cast our cares on the Lord, and believe that Christ can restore, strengthen, and establish us.
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I Quit! (Message by Rodney Shewbart)
In the middle of life’s worries and what-ifs, Jesus offers a simple invitation in Matthew 6: quit worrying and start trusting. This message explores how anxiety fades when we stop trying to control tomorrow, remember that God is good, and seek His kingdom first. If you’ve been carrying heavy...
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Why You Shouldn't Wilt
Trey closes out “Lettuce Lessons” in Hebrews 10 with a simple challenge: don’t wilt in your walk. Because of Jesus, you have direct access to God, a faithful Savior to hold fast to, and a church family to lean on—so draw near, endure, and encourage one another as the day draws near.
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The Testimony of Kyle & Callan Conkle
A powerful night that becomes more conversation than sermon as Kyle and Callan Conkle share their raw, real testimony. From hidden struggles and brokenness to confession, forgiveness, and rebuilding on Christ, their story shows that no past is beyond God’s grace. If you’ve ever felt stuck…
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A Guilty People & A Gracious God
Isaiah 1 delivers a sobering diagnosis and a stunning invitation: God lays out the charge against a guilty people, then still says, “Come now, let us reason together.” In this episode, we walk through Judah’s rebellion and hollow worship, and then see the mercy of a gracious God who offers...
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Doing Good, Good
From Galatians 6, this Lettuce Lesson challenges us to “do good… and not grow weary.” This message unpacks how to fight goodness fatigue, stay rooted in the Spirit, recognize the harvest ahead, and stop waiting for opportunities—because they’re already everywhere. If we’re going to do good, let’s...
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LETTUCE LESSONS- More Than Matter (The Value of Your Life)
In this message, we kick off our new series “Lettuce Lessons” in Genesis 1:26–28, focusing on God’s words, “Let us make man in our image.” It’s all about the value of your life—you’re an image-bearer of God, created on purpose and with purpose, and the gospel shows just how deeply God values you.
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Enhancing Your Endurance
Hebrews 12 reminds us that the Christian life isn’t a casual stroll—it’s a race that requires endurance. In this message, we talk about how to rebuild spiritual stamina when you’ve been worn down: laying aside the weights that hinder you (even if they aren’t “big sins”), finding fresh motivation…
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THE LOST DISCIPLINE OF BEING STILL
As we step into a brand new year, it’s easy to hit the ground running—busy, loud, and full of plans. But what if the most needed discipline isn’t doing more… it’s being still? From Psalm 46 and Psalm 62, this message calls us back to the lost practice of stillness—active waiting that helps us...
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Almost Midnight
In Acts 16, Paul and Silas teach us that the darkest moments are often the doorstep of God’s greatest work. As midnight falls in a Philippian prison, God not only shakes open the doors—but opens a jailer’s heart to new life. This message explores how God meets us in the deepest night, shifts our...
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A Word About Worship
Paul and Silas transformed a jail cell into a place of praise—and God moved in power because of it. This message shows that true worship isn’t tied to our situation but to who God is. Even in our darkest hours, authentic worship draws in His presence, stirs the heart, and proclaims a freedom no...
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When God’s Plans Don’t Seem Like Good Plans
Let's dive into the story of Paul and Silas—two men beaten, chained, and thrown into prison for obeying God. What do you do when God’s plan doesn’t feel like a good plan? When the doors you wanted to walk through close and life takes a painful turn? This message reminds us that even when we can’t...
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A DESPERATE KING, A PRACTICING WITCH & A DEAD PROPHET- Playing with the Paranormal
Let's explore one of Scripture’s strangest moments—when King Saul, desperate to hear from God, turns to a medium to summon the prophet Samuel from the dead. What follows is a sobering reminder of how disobedience and desperation can lead us into dangerous territory. This message confronts the…
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Healing Your Trust Trauma
Feeling like your trust has been shaken? 💔 This week’s message walks through David’s story in Psalm 56 and shows how to heal from trust trauma. When people fail you or life feels unstable, you can still anchor your heart in God’s character, strength, and Word—because He’s faithful, He’s near…
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Kingdom Kindness
What does kindness look like in the kingdom of God? This week’s message, Kingdom Kindness, looks at David’s compassion toward Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9—a powerful picture of God’s grace toward us. When we were broken and undeserving, Jesus sought us out, spared our lives, and gave us a seat at…
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VINE LIFE = FINE LIFE
A powerful finale to the Vine Life series from Psalm 1: the truly “fine life” is the one rooted in Christ. When we abide in Him, our lives are rooted in everlasting life, filled with divine purpose, and prosper in spiritual fruitfulness. Like a tree planted by streams of water, the believer...
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Lessons From a Pearable Tree
God expects fruit from lives He’s planted, and Jesus—our gracious gardener—advocates, cultivates, and gives us space to repent and grow. But the window isn’t endless; opportunity to respond and to bear fruit is limited. Let’s examine our roots, embrace repentance, and live fruitfully for His...
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Fruit
“Vine Life” returns to John 15, where Jesus calls us to abide, endure pruning, and bear fruit—the visible evidence of real discipleship. We unpack why fruit matters: it glorifies the Father, draws people to the kingdom, and proves we belong to Christ. Expect practical, heart-level questions about...
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Overwhelming Evil, Overcoming Savior
When evil feels overwhelming, remember this: Jesus wins. From John 16:33, we’ll face the reality of persecution, watch courage rise in the church, see the gospel advance, and cling to the peace of our Overcoming Savior.
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Growing Pains
Feeling stuck in your walk with Jesus? This week in John 15 we’ll talk about the Vine, the Vinedresser, and why God’s painful pruning is the path to deeper growth—and more fruit than you ever imagined.
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Built To Be a Branch
Jesus says, “I am the vine; you are the branches.” This isn’t a slogan—it’s a survival plan. In John 15, we learn the branch has one job: abide. Connection produces fruit, pruning multiplies it, and apart from Jesus we accomplish nothing of eternal value. This week, move from contact to…
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Be Holy.
Holiness isn’t a suggestion—it’s the standard. God calls His people to live set apart, not to confuse the world but to reveal Christ clearly. This week we’ll unpack what it really means to be holy: separated from worldliness, dedicated to service, and wholly fixated on Jesus.
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Spirit Sensitivity
This week we’re diving into Acts 8 and asking: are we sensitive to the Spirit’s voice? Like Philip on the Gaza road, God still places divine appointments in our path—moments where obedience can change eternity.
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OPERATION HOPE
Hope isn’t hiding — but you’ve got to stop running from it. God’s already launched the rescue mission… the question is, will you let Him find you?
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Two Days Left & Two Miles Out
Two days before the cross, two hearts are revealed — one pouring out love, the other plotting betrayal. Find out how true devotion to Christ stands in sharp contrast to the world's empty promises.
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Revival without Retreat (Message by Adam McCombs)
Revival isn’t meant to be a fleeting moment—it’s a lifestyle of steady pursuit. In Daniel 6, we see a life marked by anticipation, focus, consistency, and fellowship. True revival isn’t just found in the fire of big moments, but in the quiet rhythm of a life anchored in God’s presence..
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Testimony of Alice Bussey
Alice Bussey gives a powerful word about the life-changing power of Jesus! Don't miss it!
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MUTING YOUR MIND
In a world full of noise and distractions, learning to mute your mind is essential for spiritual growth. Discover how removing, relocating, and refocusing can lead to deeper devotion, renewed clarity, and a heart refilled with God’s strength.
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I feel the LOVE
Dive into the depth of God’s incredible love for us and how we’re called to share that love with others. The cross stands as a lasting reminder of His pursuit of our hearts—so how do we respond? Join us as we unpack what it means to receive, reflect, and radiate God’s love in our daily lives.…
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It Wasn't Good To Me, But It Was Growth For Me
Discover how growth often comes through challenges. Through the story of Gideon in Judges 6-7, you'll see how God calls, confirms, and ultimately conquers. What if your lowest moments weren’t valleys, but stages where God speaks the loudest? Let’s dive in!
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The Spectacle of the Summit
There are moments when Jesus takes us to the mountaintop, revealing His glory in ways that leave us in awe. But are we more focused on preserving the experience than truly encountering Him? Let’s step into the spectacle of the summit and see what it teaches us about His majesty, our moments, and...
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Achor, Eeyore & A Door
Life can feel like the Valley of Achor—full of struggles and setbacks—but Jesus is our Door to hope. No matter the bondage, fear, or chaos, He leads us into freedom, peace, and victory. What you consume shapes your attitude, but through Christ, you can step into something new!
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Time To Decide
No more wavering—Yahweh or your way? One foot in the Word and one in the world leads to misery. The cross calls for full surrender. Where do you stand?
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JUST WAIT (Message by Matt Buerhaus)
In Genesis 40 & 41, we see how Joseph (Joe Jacobson) had to trust God’s timing, wait the right way, and embrace His plan. Even when life seemed unfair, Joseph didn’t give up—he stayed faithful, and God used him in incredible ways.
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Let's Wrestle
Life’s toughest moments can feel like a wrestling match, but what if the struggle is where God does His greatest work? This week in PEAK & Valleys, we’re diving into a story of grace, transformation, and strength found in the grip of God’s love. Find out how God meets us in the grapple and leaves...