By Pastor Aaron Kennedy: Three verses, one man, and a lot to unpack. We don’t know a ton about Enoch. There is a book called the “Book of Enoch” that didn’t pass the mustard in making it into the canon of Scripture and for good reason....

By Meghen Haggard: “Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much.”—Luke 16:10 We live in a world that celebrates the big moments—the promotions, the breakthroughs, the milestones. It’s easy to believe that our faithfulness only matters when it’s seen, applauded, or rewarded. ...

By Christy Hubbard: One thing my husband and I have learned in our marriage is to have an escape plan before going into a situation that, in the past, didn’t end well. In fact, I would suggest this to any new couple. We have found that having a plan brings peace knowing there’s a way out and my husband and I are already unified in the plan. ...

By Guest Author | Rebecca Alfred: Brittle. Broken. Dead. These were the thoughts that overwhelmed my mind as I drove down a tree-lined country road early one morning not long ago. ...

By Guest Author | Rachel Edwards: ’ve been thinking a lot lately about how our world leans toward disunity. Everywhere we turn, we are reminded of our differences, we are encouraged to voice our opinions more loudly than we voice our love, and we find ourselves caught in what can feel like a non-stop cycle of upsetting news. ...

By Elliotte Pearson [Elder]: In these last days, it is so important for God’s people to know God’s work. In the garden, Adam and Eve only needed to understand one command from God. However, the enemy twisted that command, leading Eve to perceive God differently. ...

By Jake Haggard: I recently signed my 7-year-old up for City League basketball. With that came the excitement of starting a new sport that he has shown so much interest in, but it also came with an email from the league asking parents if they would be willing to coach a team....

By Christy Hubbard: Do you ever feel the burden that an outcome is solely on your shoulders? Maybe you feel like someone’s salvation is dependent on you and your lifestyle. Have you faced struggles in your life that caused you to believe a lie that you don’t deserve something better because you didn’t work hard enough? ...

By Whitney Bailey: Have you ever had a conversation where you walked away with a feeling of unrest? After processing it, you may have felt unsettled or even sad. I know I have. As I get older, understanding why I experience those feelings becomes important, but it isn't always convenient or something I can address in a timely manner....

By Guest Author | Ashley Piner: As a church, we have just come out of Conference 2025. In every session, the Word that was shared spoke directly to my heart, and I pray it did the same for you. ...

By Pastor Mike Adkins: Judges chapter six begins with the usual cycle of rebellion from the children of Israel. The Midianites conquer and oppress Israel leading to a collective cry for help from the Lord they recently left. Gideon, son of Joash, was working to hide grain from the Midianites when the Angel of the Lord appeared to him....

By Guest Author | Tanner Hoyt: n Matthew 14, we witness a remarkable sequence of events. After the miraculous feeding of the 5,000, Jesus directs His disciples to cross the Sea of Galilee while He retreats to a mountainside to pray....

By Joy Kimbril: Many years ago, I heard a speaker share their definition of maturity as “...the everyday application of elementary principles.” It struck a chord with me then and resonates with me today....

Have you ever seen someone demonstrate the trust-fall? You know, where they stand with their back to someone and they close their eyes and willingly fall back into the other person who then catches them and doesn't let them hit the ground. ...

By Mary Beth Dunn: If you’re anything like me, sometimes hearing the phrase “fasting” can feel a bit daunting. What does it even mean and how do we even do it? Well, the Bible clearly talks about fasting in the Old and New Testaments, and there are several different examples of why and how we should!...