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At the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus brings everything down to one question: what are you building your life on?This message walks through His final words and the choice in front of all of us—to build on the rock or on the sand. Not just hearing what He says, but actually living it out.We talk about what it looks like to trust God, to let His words speak to us personally, and to live a life that actually reflects it.

What does it actually mean to follow Jesus—not just outwardly, but from the heart?In this message, we continue through the Sermon on the Mount and see how Jesus raises the standard in a way that challenges all of us. He doesn’t just address our actions—He goes deeper, exposing the motives behind them. From anger and lust to integrity and how we treat others, this isn’t about behavior modification… it’s about heart transformation.If we’re honest, His words can feel impossible. And that’s the point. Jesus is showing us that we don’t just need to try harder—we need a new heart.If He really is King, then His authority matters. This message is an invitation to stop pretending, look beneath the surface, and trust Him to do what only He can do.

What does it actually mean to follow Jesus—not just outwardly, but from the heart?In this message, we continue through the Sermon on the Mount and see how Jesus raises the standard in a way that challenges all of us. He doesn’t just address our actions—He goes deeper, exposing the motives behind them. From anger and lust to integrity and how we treat others, this isn’t about behavior modification… it’s about heart transformation.If we’re honest, His words can feel impossible. And that’s the point. Jesus is showing us that we don’t just need to try harder—we need a new heart.If He really is King, then His authority matters. This message is an invitation to stop pretending, look beneath the surface, and trust Him to do what only He can do.

What if what seems foolish… is actually the truth?This Easter, Pastor Bobby Harrell talks through the tension at the center of the gospel. The idea that a crucified Savior brings life can feel confusing, weak, or even hard to believe—especially when the world still feels broken and uncertain. But what if the very thing that seems foolish is actually where real life begins?This message looks at how God brings life out of what looks dead, hope into what feels hopeless, and purpose into places that feel empty. It’s an honest look at why the message of Jesus can sound foolish at first—yet still changes lives. No matter where you’re coming from, this is an invitation to take a fresh look at Jesus and decide for yourself.

What if what seems foolish… is actually the truth?This Easter, Pastor Bobby Harrell talks through the tension at the center of the gospel. The idea that a crucified Savior brings life can feel confusing, weak, or even hard to believe—especially when the world still feels broken and uncertain. But what if the very thing that seems foolish is actually where real life begins?This message looks at how God brings life out of what looks dead, hope into what feels hopeless, and purpose into places that feel empty. It’s an honest look at why the message of Jesus can sound foolish at first—yet still changes lives. No matter where you’re coming from, this is an invitation to take a fresh look at Jesus and decide for yourself.

What is God calling you to—and what’s holding you back from saying yes?As we close out our Risk Theology series, Pastor Joey brings a powerful message on the risk of obedience, walking through Joshua 3 and what it really looks like to follow God into the unknown. Because discovering your purpose isn’t just about clarity—it’s about courage.Through the story of the Israelites crossing the Jordan, we’re reminded that faith often requires movement before understanding. That obedience can feel like sacrifice. And that the steps we’re most hesitant to take may become the very moments that mark God’s faithfulness in our lives.

What is God calling you to—and what’s holding you back from saying yes?As we close out our Risk Theology series, Pastor Joey brings a powerful message on the risk of obedience, walking through Joshua 3 and what it really looks like to follow God into the unknown. Because discovering your purpose isn’t just about clarity—it’s about courage.Through the story of the Israelites crossing the Jordan, we’re reminded that faith often requires movement before understanding. That obedience can feel like sacrifice. And that the steps we’re most hesitant to take may become the very moments that mark God’s faithfulness in our lives.

In this message, Pastor Bobby continues our Risk Theology series by talking about the risk of real community. It’s easy to show up and slip out of church, but building real relationships? That can feel uncomfortable… even risky. Still, we weren’t meant to follow Jesus alone.Through Scripture, we’re reminded that faith doesn’t grow in isolation—it grows when we’re connected. This message is a simple challenge: stay a little longer, start one conversation, and see what God might do through it.

In this message, Pastor Bobby continues our Risk Theology series by talking about the risk of real community. It’s easy to show up and slip out of church, but building real relationships? That can feel uncomfortable… even risky. Still, we weren’t meant to follow Jesus alone.Through Scripture, we’re reminded that faith doesn’t grow in isolation—it grows when we’re connected. This message is a simple challenge: stay a little longer, start one conversation, and see what God might do through it.

**What if the greatest mission field in your life is simply the conversations you’re avoiding?**In this message, Pastor Bobby Harrell continues our **Risk Theology** series by exploring the risk of sharing our faith.Jesus tells His disciples that the harvest is plentiful—but the workers are few. Yet for many believers, the biggest barrier isn’t opportunity… it’s fear. Fear of rejection. Fear of saying the wrong thing. Fear of not knowing enough.Through the story of the man born blind and the testimony of Lazarus, we’re reminded that pointing people to Jesus doesn’t require perfect theology, a ministry title, or all the answers. Sometimes the most powerful thing you can share is simply the story of what Jesus has done in your life.This message invites us to step past hesitation, trust God with the outcome, and take the simple but powerful risk of telling our story.