t’s easy to focus on appearances, follow familiar routines, and still miss the heart of God. Pastor Bobby shares the message, Hollow Holiness: How to Avoid the Tradition Trap. Through Mark 7:1–23, we learn how to avoid the tradition trap and pursue a faith that is real, personal, and transforming.

Sometimes life feels like rowing in the dark, straining against circumstances we cannot control. In Mark 6:45–52, the disciples discover that even when they cannot see Jesus, He has never lost sight of them. Pastor Bobby shares the message, Rowing in the Dark. We will be reminded that Jesus comes to us in the storm, speaks peace to our fear, and is present when we need Him most.

The miracle of the loaves and fish began with Jesus' compassion. He saw people who needed direction, truth, and provision, and He met every need.

Pastor Bobby shares the message, From Scarcity to Surplus. We will see that Jesus provides not only what sustains us for today, but what satisfies us for eternity.

Following Jesus means standing for truth, even when it comes at a cost. Pastor Bobby shares the message, The Cost of Truth. We will learn what it means to live with courage and conviction in a world that often resists God’s truth.

What does it look like to live on mission? Pastor Bobby shares the message, Sent to Serve. As Jesus sends out His disciples He gives them everything they need to faithfully serve Him. We will learn how God still calls, equips, and sends His people today.

Student Pastor, Andrew Wilson, shares the message Conversations with God. He explores Exodus 33:12–18 and discovers what it means to seek God personally, depend on His presence, and hunger for a deeper glimpse of His glory.

Redemption isn't just something we celebrate, it's a testimony we proclaim. Pastor Bobby will share the message, Redeemed: How I Love to Proclaim It! We will learn how the Lord's Supper points us to Christ's sacrifice and reminds us of the hope we have through Him.

Have you ever wondered if God could still use you after your biggest failures? Jacob was running from the consequences of his own choices when God met him, not with condemnation, but with grace and a promise.

Associate Pastor (Oak Ridge Campus) Matthew Gooch, shares the message, Blessed, Not Blasted. We discover how God's blessing is greater than our brokenness and how He meets us right where we are. No matter your past or your present circumstances, God's presence changes everything.