What if you could stop striving for what God has already given you? In this message you will see that God is calling us into a place of rest, trust, and faith. In Christ, we are already accepted, loved, complete, holy, righteous, and equipped with everything we need. As we believe what God has already declared about us, our souls are restored and we can experience the abundant life Jesus came to give. Stop striving to become what God has already made you, and return to rest in Him.

Are you striving to do more, or learning to rest in what Christ has already done? In this message, we discover that true rest is not inactivity, but a powerful expression of faith. Like Mary at the feet of Jesus, we are invited to slow down, receive His revelation, and trust that God has already provided everything we need. From a place of rest, we can walk in His joy, peace, and strengh rather than our own. Even in the midst of spiritual warfare, we find ourselves at peace, sitting in heavenly places with Jesus.

What if the root of our struggles isn't our behavior, but the beliefs we have about ourselves? In "The Root of it ALL," Pastor Dan reveals how false identities rooted in fear, shame, pride, and lack can keep us from experiencing the life God intended. Through Christ, our minds can be renewed and our orphan identity repaced with one of belonging, faith, wholeness, and abundance as we learn to live from the tree of Life.

When was the last time you could truly say you were walking in God's peace? God's peace gives us focus, strength, direction, and hope in our everday lives. In this message, Cheryl Slagle lays out a Bible-based timeline of how God has had a plan from the very beginning of time. Through His plan, we can see how God has been working throughout history to bring us into a place of peace, purpose, and hope.  As we understand His plan, we can walk confidently in the peace He provides along our journey.

In this message, Pastor Dan Chance explores the powerful relationship between grace and truth. We'll discover how God's grace helps us embrace our own imperfections and extend grace to those who are difficult to love. Just as doctors are drawn to the sick to bring healing, grace reaches toward those who may seem unlovable. The encouraging message reminds us how grace and truth work together to bring balance, healing, and growth as we walk by faith in Christ.