Pastor Bryan continues our Psalm 23 series with Part Five, sharing how God sees what others cannot. Your worth and value aren't determined by the opinions of people but by the God who has invested the most into your life. And when God blesses you, He always gives His best.

Pastor Bryan continues his Psalm 23 series, preaching that the valley doesn't change God's closeness—it reveals our awareness of His presence. The valley is one of the clearest places where our faith and fears are exposed. Thanks for watching! Click the links below to get connected to Reach Church! Visit us online: www.reach.church Listen to our Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reach-church/id982308966 Check us out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reachchurchar/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reachchurchar Give online: https://reachchurch.churchcenter.com/giving

This Father's Day, Pastor Bryan shares a message on leaving a lasting legacy. He reminds us that every life carries significance, and the legacy we leave has the power to impact others for generations to come.

Pastor Bryan continues our Psalm 23 series, teaching that God guides us in the direction of our calling, not our comfort. Even when we don't understand the "why" behind where He is leading us, we can trust that His path is good. We are all prone to wander and make mistakes, but it is through the grace and goodness of God that He restores us and leads us back to where we need to be.

n Part 2 of our Psalm 23 series, Pastor Bryan teaches how rest reminds us that God is still working even when we aren’t. Fatigue can leave us vulnerable, but true rest strengthens and restores us spiritually. As believers, we are called to live “from rest, not for it,” trusting that our value is not found in what we earn or produce. The Lord uses rest to remind us that we are already accepted in Him.

Pastor Bryan begins a new series on Psalm 23, starting with verse one and the reminder that we are in greater need of guidance and care than we may ever realize. As our Shepherd, God desires to lead and watch over every part of our lives — but the question is, are we truly allowing Him to be the Shepherd of our lives?

A special word from Pastor Bryan and Alisha on this Memorial Day weekend

Pastor Bryan preaches on how giving God your first and best is one of the greatest ways to honor Him. He shares that putting God first requires us to be faithful stewards of both our finances and our life choices. Without intentional stewardship, we will naturally choose ourselves over God instead of living in surrender and obedience to Him.

Pastor Alisha preaches this Mother’s Day on sustained praise and how true praise gives us the ability to remain stable in the midst of uncertainty. She teaches that sustained praise submits us to the will of God, reminding us that there is no safer place to be than in submission to the will of our Father in heaven.

Pastor Bryan wraps up his series on becoming a fruitful Christian by emphasizing that the fruit in our lives reveals what we are most connected to. He teaches that true, lasting fruit is not something we manufacture on our own, but the natural result of being connected to God. When we are led by the Holy Spirit, His work becomes evident through the fruit we produce.