How did America become a nation marked by such remarkable freedom and blessing? In this special message celebrating America's 250th Birthday, Pastor David "Waxer" Tipton invites us to look beyond the headlines and into the foundation of our nation's history. We are encouraged to consider God's faithfulness through generations as we explore the faith, convictions, and sacrifices of those who came before us.

Biblical principles are what shaped many of America's earliest leaders and their beliefs that lasting freedom can only flourish on a foundation of truth. Through historical documents, Scripture, and the stories of courageous men and women, we're reminded that our heritage is about far more than politics. It is ultimately about God's providence, His truth, and the responsibility each generation has to steward what has been entrusted to them. Join us as we ask an important question together: "How did we get here?" and discover why the answer still matters today.

In part two of "How Did We Get Here," celebrating America's 250th Birthday, Pastor David "Waxer" Tipton invites us to look beyond the headlines and explore the foundation of our nation's history. Together, we reflect on God's faithfulness through generations and the convictions of those who came before us.

Through Scripture, historical documents, and the stories of America's founders, we're reminded that lasting freedom is first sustained by a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. This message looks beyond politics to the deeper spiritual principles that shaped our nation's beginnings and the responsibility we share to preserve them.

Join us as we ask the question, "How did we get here?" and discover why the answer still matters today.

Marriage is more than a legal agreement. It is a sacred covenant designed by God to reflect His faithful love towards His people. In this message, Pastor Mike Skedeleski explores Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:31–32, inviting us to rediscover God's original design for marriage and why His heart has always been for lifelong faithfulness, grace, and restoration.

Together, we wrestle with difficult questions surrounding divorce, brokenness, and commitment. Rather than offering condemnation, Jesus points us to the deeper condition of the heart while reminding us that His grace is greater than our failures. Whether we have experienced the pain of a broken relationship or are seeking to strengthen the one that we have, we can find hope in the God who restores and makes all things new.

Join us as we discover how God's Divine Design for marriage ultimately points us to the unwavering love of Christ, the One who never leaves us, never forsakes us, and faithfully keeps His covenant of love with us.