A Legacy of Faith (Hebrews 11:4-16)
Pastor David Prince encourages us leave behind a legacy of faith.
A Legacy’s Heart (Hebrews 11:1-3)
What is required of us if we would leave a lasting legacy that honors God and impacts future generations? Do we need lots of money or power? Listen as Pastor David Prince shows us that lies at the heart of God-honoring legacy.
A Privileged People (Hebrews 1:1-4)
We are often disgusted by ungrateful people we encounter. But how often do we treat God in the same way? Listen as Pastor David Prince shows us how privileged we are and calls us to live out the discipline of thankfulness.
Share in Suffering (2 Timothy 2:1-7)
What does it mean to share the sufferings of Christ? Jake Hancock helps us see what Paul meant and how we can live this out every day of our lives.
Loving the Church Till the End of Time (1 Peter 4:7-11)
Do you view the church as a life and death necessity or just an optional add-on that can enhance your life? Listen Pastor Casey McCall challenges the prevailing cultural view of church and invites us to experience community by loving and serving one another.
Living Out Hope (1 Thessalonians 5:12-28)
Hope is a community project. Listen as Pastor David Prince shows us how hope can only grow in the context of a community.
Jesus and His Unbreakable Word (John 10:30-42)
Many in our day would have us separate Jesus from the rest of the Bible. Listen as Pastor David Prince confronts this way of thinking and exhorts us to look at the Bible the way Jesus looked at the Bible.
Community of Hope (1 Thessalonians 5:1-11)
It seems as if every generation is infatuated with speculating about the return of Christ. Listen as Pastor David Prince exhorts us to focus on what Jesus has already told us to do, rather than speculating on things he has not told us.
Growing in Hope (1 Thessalonians 4:1-18)
How do we grow our hope? Grow in Christlikeness. Listen as Pastor David Prince shows us how hope grows in the soil of a life committed to the truth of Scripture.
His Blessing and Our Curse (Deut. 28 & Gal. 3:8–14)
The Gospel is simple, but never simplistic. Listed as Todd Martin points to an aspect of the Gospel we may not think about often: Blessing and Cursing.