Everyone is different, and everyone is needed. That is one of the core principles of the church. And when we take that seriously, you help make IMPOSSIBLE things happen. Here's our message on donuts, pinky fingers, being a member of things, and the body of Christ.

You are 1 of 8,000,000,000 people. That's A LOT of people. Here's today's message on why that's a good thing to know.

"Your comfort zone doesn't keep you safe, it keeps you small." Here's your Sunday message on why the last place you want to go is sometimes the exact place God is sending you to go. Because nothing ever changes if we aren't willing to change some things up.

You're getting vacation mode Pastor Scott today. That means you're getting my Snoopy shirt, Dad hat, and thoughts about how to maintain your spiritual life when you're out of your normal rhythm. Here's a 6 Minute mini-sermon on Something Over Nothing.

I wrote this message while sweating through my shirt with Lyme’s Disease. How do we help those who are struggling? We lay down on the floor next to them.

What really matters to you? And how do we focus more on that rather than all of this other nonsense? Today, we're taking a break from our SENT series this week for a short bonus sermon on living life more devoted and less distracted. Blessings today!

When someone begins to pray, what do you typically do with your eyes? If you're like most people, you close them. Today, I'm going to show you how to do the opposite.

Happy 4th of July weekend! A lot of people will be gathering with family and close friends to celebrate. As you think about those closest to you, I've got a fun (weird??) challenge for you this week that will draw you closer to them this week. It will sound strange, but trust me, it's worth it. Keep that fire of faith alive this week!

Why are you here? What drives you? What gets you out of bed in the morning? What brings you joy and meaning and purpose? Today we're figuring out your 'why.' As in why are you here today and does any of this matter to God?

Churches often complain, "why don't people come to church anymore?" (hint: there's a lot of reasons). But what if churches asked a better question instead? A question that gets us out of our holy huddles and out into people's actual real lives. Are you a Tabernacle or a Temple?  Are you sent or are you settled?