Mike challenges us to forgive those who have hurt us. Some of us are carrying around resentment and grudges from things that people did to us or said to us long ago. From the life of David, we looked at an incident where forgiveness was on full display.

Our hearts long for our true home in heaven, but sometimes we just don't think about it because it seems so distant. But, someday soon, we will be there! So, what will heaven be like?

Mike concluded our series on Soul Care by looking at the power of connection. We all need friends like Epaphroditus who understand us, encourage us, and put our needs ahead of their own.

We live in a world of broken promises and uncertainty. But, Jesus wants to be the anchor of our faith. Mike Linch shares four reasons why the Lord is the only true anchor for our souls.

What role does the Holy Spirit play in the life of the believer? And, how do we, as followers of Christ, engage the Spirit each day in our walk? Casey Linch shares how the Holy Spirit is working, and how we can respond to His prompting.

High School Pastor Casey Linch continues the Worth It series, as he begins to dive into Hebrews 11 - also known as the Hall of Faith chapter of Hebrews. What does faith look like in your life today? How does the definition of faith found in Hebrews apply in terms of your obedience to God?

Why does how I work matter, and how can I excel at what I do? Mike Linch continues the Optimize series with a message that gets at the heart of how we approach our work.

Part One of the Homesick series focused on the younger brother (Prodigal Son) who squandered his inheritance in a distant country. Part Two homed in on the older "responsible" brother who stayed home, yet developed a cold heart. In the series finale, Mike Linch shares about the third character in the story - the Father, who desperately wanted to have both sons with him at the table for the feast he had prepared.

The Apostle Paul made the remark that believers should be of the same mind as Christ himself. Examining the parable of the Good Samaritan, we find Jesus sharing the difference between seeing someone in need with our physical eyes vs. our spiritual eyes, and how compassion makes all the difference.

Introducing the "Optimize" series, Daniel Hoover shares how we can all find wisdom for life by looking through the lens of Scripture.

Before Christianity existed, Jews had to follow the sacrificial system God put in place in order to atone for sin. Blood had to be shed to cover man's sin. And, the sacrifice only covered the sins man had already committed - it didn't cover the sins he was yet to commit. But, Jesus changed all that. A new covenant was implemented, and the Tabernacle and sacrificial system was no longer needed.

Exploring some of the stories from the Hall of Faith in Hebrews 11, Mike Linch helps us determine a modern-day definition of faith, in light of our obedience and our personal circumstances.

The author of Hebrews issues some stern warnings to his readers regarding marriage and finances. Nearly 2000 years later, this principles still ring as true as ever.

Some unlikely characters are thrust into the very first Christmas story. And, you have far more in common with them than you may think! A specific message was delivered to them - one that we still need to hold onto more than 2,000 years later.

This Mother's Day, Stephanie Ford shares a word of encouragement to women, and identifies three lies moms must combat in life.

Life can be daunting at times - sickness, bad news, calamity, discouragement. The great news is that Jesus wants to embolden us when we face adversity. Mike Linch shares three keys to a faith that endures, despite the obstacles in our paths.

In scripture we are told that the world will "hate" believers. So, as believers, how do we engage a world that hates who and what we stand for? Jordan Williams shares three ways we can respond and have a profound effect on those who don't yet know Jesus.