In today's message we examine Jesus' letter to the church at Smyrna in Revelation 2. Pastor Shane shares the history of persecution and martyrdom in Smyrna and relates it to questions that we should ask ourselves about our faith.

Pastor Rebekah examines the story of Hagar in Genesis 16 to encourage listeners to be aware of the miracles taking place around us and how we can understand them rightly in order to avoid missing the next one. 

What's the difference between those who finish the race and those who get distracted, between those who receive an eternal reward and those who are the least in the kingdom of God? In today's message, Pastor Rebekah shares a life verse that answers that question: Acts 20:24, Paul's revelation of his total commitment to Christ and the cost it requires.

In Psalm 51, David asks God to create in him a clean heart. While we would all agree that we want a clean heart, how can we get it? Pastor Rebekah shares ways we can keep our hearts clean so they can be used by God to fight spiritual battles.

In Psalm 73, Aspah the Levite admits his temptation to go after the things of this world, leaving the path of God, but something keeps him going and prevents him from betraying a generation of Israelites. What was it? Pastor Rebekah shows us our vulnerability to leaving the straight and narrow and how our words can be the difference between life and death for us and for those around us.

When can asking be a weapon? When do our requests of God become swords in the hands of Kingdom soldiers? In this message, Pastor Rebekah shares the third weapon in our arsenal: asking. Discover why so few people ask and why many who do often end up more frustrated than strengthened in their faith.

In this kickoff to a new Wednesday night series, Pastor Rebekah unpacks 1 Peter 4:12-13 , challenging the common knee-jerk reactions to suffering and inviting a radical transformation of perspective. Through personal anecdotes and scripture, this episode sheds light on the strength and joy that can be unearthed when our expectations of trials are realigned with God's wisdom.

The Bible speaks of Enoch in the Bible who was known for walking with God for 300 years. What does it look like to walk with God? How can we be like Enoch? Learn more as Pastor Rebekah shows us how we can make Christ our First Love through these truths.