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Are you working for God’s love, or are you living from the love you have already received?In the first week of Crown or Towels, Pastor Dean uses the story of Jacob, Leah, and Rachel to explain the difference between the old covenant and the new covenant. The old covenant says, “I work, then I receive.” The new covenant says, “I receive, then I work from what I’ve received.”Jesus did not simply call us to believe in Him. He called us to follow Him, imitate Him, submit to His authority, and become more like Him. We do not serve, forgive, give, worship, or obey to earn God’s favor. We do those things because His love and grace have already been freely given to us.It is time to take the crown off our own heads, place it back on King Jesus, pick up the towel, and follow our Rabbi.

Where is your hope tied?In this message, Pastor Mark Pangel reminds us that true hope and lasting joy cannot be found in success, relationships, possessions, or achievements. They are only found by abiding in Jesus.When shame tells us to hide, Jesus invites us to lay it down, cut the cord to the wrong things, and fix our full attention on Him. No matter what you have done or what you are walking through, your story is not over. Hope has a name, and His name is Jesus.

History repeats itself when people ignore God, but history can change when people repent.In the final message of One Nation Under God, Pastor Dean looks at the rise and fall of Israel and Judah and the warning their story gives us today. A nation can experience God’s blessing, claim to trust Him, and still drift into idolatry, compromise, pride, and false religion.Real change does not begin with pointing fingers at the world. It begins when God’s people look in the mirror, humble themselves, turn from sin, and choose obedience over comfort.The question is not whether America is becoming like Israel. The question is whether we will learn from Israel before history repeats itself.

What happens when a nation turns away from God?In week two of One Nation Under God, Pastor Dean walks through Jeremiah 2 and shows how God warned Judah after they rejected Him, chased after idols, and still believed they were “good” because they had the temple. But this message does not stop with Judah. It challenges America, the church, and each of us personally.When we reject God’s authority, excuse sin, and run to other things for satisfaction, we are digging broken cisterns that can never hold water. The call is simple but serious: repent, return to God, and let conviction matter more than comfort.If this message speaks to you, take time this week to read Jeremiah 2 and ask God where your heart needs to change.

What happens when a nation turns away from God?In week two of One Nation Under God, Pastor Dean walks through Jeremiah 2 and shows how God warned Judah after they rejected Him, chased after idols, and still believed they were “good” because they had the temple. But this message does not stop with Judah. It challenges America, the church, and each of us personally.When we reject God’s authority, excuse sin, and run to other things for satisfaction, we are digging broken cisterns that can never hold water. The call is simple but serious: repent, return to God, and let conviction matter more than comfort.If this message speaks to you, take time this week to read Jeremiah 2 and ask God where your heart needs to change.

In week one of One Nation Under God, Pastor Dean looks at how history repeats itself and why it matters for both God’s people and our nation today. Through Judges 2, 2 Chronicles 7:14, and a walk through biblical and American history, we are reminded that when a generation forgets God, the results are devastating.This message is a call for God’s people to humble themselves, pray, repent, and seek spiritual awakening once again.

In week one of One Nation Under God, Pastor Dean looks at how history repeats itself and why it matters for both God’s people and our nation today. Through Judges 2, 2 Chronicles 7:14, and a walk through biblical and American history, we are reminded that when a generation forgets God, the results are devastating.This message is a call for God’s people to humble themselves, pray, repent, and seek spiritual awakening once again.

In Week 3 of Built Different, Pastor Ethan Harris closes the series by looking at 2 Peter 1:5–8 and the progression Peter gives us for a faith that grows into real, Christlike love.Peter knew what it felt like to fail, deny Jesus, and feel unworthy. But Jesus met him right where he was, restored him, and called him into a life of purpose. That same invitation is for us today.When we supplement our faith with virtue, knowledge, self-control, steadfastness, godliness, brotherly affection, and love, we become people who are not ineffective or unfruitful. We become people who love like Jesus, serve like Jesus, and show the world that we are truly built different.

In Week 3 of Built Different, Pastor Ethan Harris closes the series by looking at 2 Peter 1:5–8 and the progression Peter gives us for a faith that grows into real, Christlike love.Peter knew what it felt like to fail, deny Jesus, and feel unworthy. But Jesus met him right where he was, restored him, and called him into a life of purpose. That same invitation is for us today.When we supplement our faith with virtue, knowledge, self-control, steadfastness, godliness, brotherly affection, and love, we become people who are not ineffective or unfruitful. We become people who love like Jesus, serve like Jesus, and show the world that we are truly built different.

In Week 2 of Built Different, Pastor Grayson Parker walks through 2 Peter 1 and challenges us to examine whether our faith is producing real fruit or just looking good from a distance.Using the life of Daniel, this message unpacks the importance of self-control, steadfastness, and godliness. Real faith is not about perfection or performance. It is about consistently choosing obedience, remaining faithful when life gets hard, and becoming more like Jesus every day.Are you producing real fruit, or just fake fruit?