This message walks through the short but powerful letter of 3 John, highlighting its central call to “imitate good, not evil.” The text contrasts the faithfulness and hospitality of Gaius with the pride and self-interest of Diotrephes. From these examples, listeners are challenged to consider what it means to walk in truth and love.

To explore this further, the teaching draws on concepts like the Prisoner’s Dilemma and game theory, showing how self-interest often drives human behavior and fuels division. In contrast, Jesus calls His followers to live in a way that seems upside down—loving first, forgiving freely, standing against evil, and living consistently by the Spirit. While this path may not appear logical or safe, it reflects the example of Christ and offers a glimpse of the eternal hope where betrayal and fear no longer exist.

Life as a believer isn’t just about what we know—it’s about what we live. This message from 2 John explores how truth is more than an idea; it’s a way of walking through the world. It’s about letting God’s Word shape the way we treat people, the way we love, and the way we guard our hearts against false teaching. You’ll be encouraged to see truth and love not as abstract concepts, but as daily choices that reflect who Jesus is to those around you. By the end, you’ll have a fresh challenge: make a plan to learn God’s truth deeply, live it out boldly, and let His love shine in all you do.

This message explores the short but powerful book of Philemon, examining how the gospel calls for reconciliation between individuals across deep divides. Through the stories of Philemon, a slave owner, and Onesimus, his runaway slave, the sermon challenges us to consider what real forgiveness, equality, and transformation look like in the body of Christ. Using Paul's letter as a model, it counts the cost, courage, and love required to pursue true unity and brotherhood—both then and now.

The message explores the final chapter of 2 Corinthians, focusing on personal self-examination, alignment with biblical truth, and living in unity with others. It emphasizes that joy, maturity, encouragement, harmony, and peace are essential to healthy Christian community. Be encouraged to go beyond surface-level relationships, take initiative in connecting with others, and reflect the grace, love, and fellowship of God in daily life. The call is clear: examine your heart, pursue truth, and intentionally build deeper connections within the body of Christ.

Is generosity just about money—or something much deeper? Pastor Zack Killey unpacks 2 Corinthians 8:1–15 to explore how God calls us to sacrificial, eager, and equal-hearted giving. From stories of personal hardship to challenging cultural norms, this message dives into what it means to live generously like Jesus—not out of guilt or pressure, but from a transformed heart. Whether you have much or little, this episode is a call to give boldly, live faithfully, and care deeply.

In this message, we reflect on what it looks like to actually live, love, and go in the way of Jesus. It's not about having all the answers—it's about being part of a spiritual family that's genuinely seeking Him. Some of us may be closer to Jesus than others, and some are still wrestling with faith—but we’re all on the journey together.

Jesus made it simple: Love God, love others, and go make disciples. But just because it’s simple doesn’t mean it’s easy. In this message we walk through how to apply the Great Commandments and the Great Commission in everyday life—and how that clarity can change everything.

In this episode, we dive into what it truly means to live like Jesus. I walk through the foundations of our faith—loving God, loving others, and making disciples. We look at the beautiful cycle of coming to Jesus, growing in love for Him, living like Him, and then turning outward to serve others. It's not just about learning commands—it's about transformation. Whether you're just beginning your faith journey or you’ve followed Jesus for years, this message will challenge and encourage you to reflect on what God is saying in your life and how you're called to respond.

This message is a reminder that believers carry the image of God and are never alone. Through the gift of the Holy Spirit, there’s a down payment on eternity—God’s promise of presence and purpose. Let this truth bring peace and courage to live faithfully, no matter the challenge.