This morning, Brad and Kim are walking through a passage in Lamentations, focusing on God's new mercies.

To kick off our 2026 Be Rich Campaign, Jordan walks us through Luke 10 and asks an important question: "Who is my Neighbor?"

Brad continues our series called Be Rich, walking through an uncommon story in the book of Acts. The central question he helps us process toward the end is this: Are our hearts in the right place when we give, spend, and save money?

What does a healthy church culture actually look like? Is it defined by how many people attend, how smoothly things run, or how much a church accomplishes? In Romans 12, Paul paints a different picture—one shaped by transformed minds, genuine love, humble service, and a deep commitment to one another.

Join Brad and Jordan as they walk through Romans 12 and explore what it means to cultivate a healthy church culture. Together, we'll discover how the gospel shapes not only what we believe but also how we treat one another, use our gifts, respond to conflict, and love the people around us.A healthy church isn't built on personalities, programs, or preferences. It's formed as people offer themselves to God, put others before themselves, and live out the kind of love that reflects Jesus.

In this conversation, we'll explore:

- What Romans 12 teaches us about a transformed life

- Why genuine love is essential to a healthy church

- How humility and serving others shape church culture

- What it means to pursue peace and overcome evil with good

- How each of us can contribute to a healthier church community

Kim finishes our series in Joshua by challenging us to audit our idols and choose the God who loves us and who is forever faithful.

Jordan continues our series on Joshua and when the sun stood still and teaches us to pray boldly.

Michael continues our series in Joshua and discusses how when God tells us to take a next step, it might not make sense, but He is always faithful when we say yes.

Brad continues our series on Joshua and covers the story of Rahab's bold step into faith during times of fear and uncertainty.