This world can be full of pain, heartache, and brokenness. But there’s good news: God’s rescue plan isn’t done yet. This week, Pastor Jason concludes our series, From Garden to City, with a discussion of how Jesus will finish redeeming all things by creating a new Heaven and new earth, where we will join Him. Our bodies and our world will be completely healed, and Christ Himself will wipe away every tear from our eyes. In the new Jerusalem, almighty God will dwell among us. Since we have this hope of eternal glory in Jesus, we can live free of fear. Not even death can separate us from our Savior. Our response should be one of joy and celebration! Jesus has already won the ultimate victory, and He will finish the rescue plan that He started. All who believe in Him will join Him, but those who do not believe will be separated from Him. He is coming soon, so today is the day of salvation!

This week, our hosts have their final discussion on the series, from garden to city, some of the talking points were, if it's ok to fear death, Pauls letters to the Philippians, and the slide that was shown but not talked about in the first service. Oh and tune into the beginning to hear our hosts talk about where they would travel to if money wasn't a problem.

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When we come to faith in Christ, we become part of God’s family, but what does that mean? What rights and responsibilities do we have as children of God? This week, Pastor Connor continues our series, From Garden to City, focusing on the idea that God has called us to join His plan to rescue the world from sin and death. Believers in Jesus have a new identity as children of the King, a new mission to spread the Kingdom, and a new family, as people who belong to the Kingdom. God calls each of us to be an ambassador for Christ, regardless of our skills or gifts. He equips us to be brave people who are waiting for future glory, and who reach out to invite others into that same glory. God wants to use you to reach your neighbors, coworkers, family, and friends with the good news of Jesus!

This week, our hosts continue their discussion on the series, from garden to city, some of the talking points were, a deeper dive into Romans 8:16-17, how to move past the feeling of rejection when trying to evangelize, and how to leave a spiritual legacy for our families. Oh and tune into the beginning to hear our hosts talk about the oldest heirlooms they have in their house.

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This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our series, “From Garden to City,” with a look at the covenants God made with His people in the years between Adam and Christ. Like the covenant in Eden, the Mosaic covenant was one where God dwelt among humans and gave them land to rule and extend His rule. In both covenants, disobedience led to expulsion from the land and death. And just as Adam and Eve violated the covenant of Eden, the people of Israel violated the covenant of Moses. But God is faithful, and remains faithful even when we’re unfaithful. His good plan to deliver humanity could not be thwarted by our rebellion, and in Christ, He provided the ultimate atonement that the Mosaic covenant foreshadowed.

This week, our hosts continue their discussion on the series, from garden to city, some of the talking points were, why we didn't just go from the fall straight to the solution which is Jesus, and deep dive on what the book of Galatians is talking about. Oh and tune into the beginning to hear our hosts talk about how the teaching for the children has been going on last weeks topic.

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God created the first humans to be in fellowship with Him, then placed them in a perfect garden with everything they needed. So what went wrong? This week, Pastor Connor begins our new sermon series, From Garden to City, with a look at humanity’s biggest problem. When Adam and Eve rebelled against God in the garden of Eden, they set an example that every one of us has followed. They sinned against God, got separated from Him, and were stuck in their miserable new home outside the garden. Death entered the world because of their disobedience. But even in the midst of this great curse, God already had a plan to save and restore His beloved people.

This week, our hosts dive deeper into our new series, from garden to city, some of the talking points were, if we know where the garden was located, if Adam and Eve would have been tempted to eat the fruit if Satan wasn't there, and Satan's offspring. Oh and tune into the beginning to hear our hosts talk about their own experiences with gardening.

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How do we pick which songs to sing on Sunday morning? This week, Pastor Jeremiah and Pastor Connor conclude our two-part series, “Called to Worship,” with a look at that question. Song selection is a vital part of the teaching ministry at TBC, so all of our songs are evaluated to be sure they’re Biblical, singable, memorable, and transformative. Our songs serve many purposes, ranging from praise and adoration to reflection and response. Some songs are more “vertically” focused, with an emphasis on God’s nature, while others are more “horizontal,” focusing on our response to the truths we see in Scripture. In every case, our aim is to love God and grow closer to Him, and singing together is tremendously helpful in pursuing that aim.

This week, our hosts dive deeper into our series that focuses on worship, some of the talking points were, what makes a key a good range for corporate worship, if worship is only limited to singing and music, and repetition in worship music. Oh and tune into the beginning to hear our hosts talk about our staff member Christina Waldy.

And for those of you who asked, here is the list of songs that were sung at our night of worship:

We Praise You - Brandon Lake

When I Survey The Wondrous Cross - Isaac Watts

Praise to The Lord The Almighty The King of Creation - Christy Nockels and Nathan Nockels

Hymn of Heaven - Phil Wickham

Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me - City Alight

In Christ Alone - Keith Getty and Stuart Townend

Because of Jesus - Charity Gayle

Gratitude - Brandon Lake

I Thank God - Maverick City Music

Be Thou My Vision - Travis Cottrell

King Of Glory - CeCe Winans

Behold The Lamb - Stuart Townend

I Know a Name - Brandon Lake

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We sing in church every Sunday, but why? This week, Pastor Connor and Pastor Jeremiah team up for the first week of a special two-part series, “Called to Worship.” They take us through several passages that instruct us to sing praise to God, to let the word of Christ dwell richly in our hearts through music, and to encourage one another with psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. The Lord designed music to shape our hearts, teach us truth, and unite us with our sisters and brothers in the church. So singing isn’t just an extra activity on Sunday; it’s a vital part of how God is forming His people.

This week, our hosts dive deeper into our new series that focuses on worship, some of the talking points were, teaching hymns and if they are still produced today, why worship matters, and what encouragement would you give to the people who don't feel like singing. Oh and tune into the beginning to hear our hosts talk about what ear worm songs they can never get out of their head.

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The Bible talks a lot about walking in the right path, but how do we find it? And once we're on it, how can we stay on it? This week, Pastor Spencer continues our Summer in the Psalms with a look at Psalm 25. In it, King David is walking through danger, fear, guilt, and loneliness. But instead of asking for these things to be taken away, David confesses his sin and prays for God to teach him the right way to walk. Over and over, this Psalm shows us that God alone can set us on the proper path. So our proper path begins with submission to God's truth, and then we continue that submission by repenting when our ways are out of line with God's ways.

This week, our hosts dive deeper into the last Psalm for 2026, specifically Psalm 25, some of the talking points were, submitting to God's direction, waiting on His timing, and what repentance looks like in a spiritual believers life. Oh and tune into the beginning to hear our hosts talk about whats new in the children's and college age ministries.

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Have you ever been so excited to enter the presence of the Lord that you pounded on the door of the church for them to open up? This week, Pastor Connor continues our Summer in the Psalms with a look at Psalm 24, where King David does exactly that. He’s eager to worship the Lord, who created the earth and all it contains. But there’s a problem: only people with clean hands and pure hearts are allowed into God’s presence. The only way sinful people can stand before a holy God is by receiving the perfect righteousness of Jesus. He allows us to come before the King of Glory, and our proper response is wholehearted worship.

This week, our hosts dive deeper into the Psalms, specifically Psalm 24, some of the talking points were, how much control is too much control, why people don't get excited for church, and what wholehearted worship looks like. Oh and tune into the beginning to hear our hosts talk about their favorite concerts they went to.

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