When we look at our lives, is Jesus truly at the center of it all, or are we? The Apostle Paul says that we are to endure suffering with him as a good soldier, as a soldier in active duty doesn't entangle himself in the affairs of regular life, but rather seeks to please the one who enlisted him. Our lives are not our own. Are we willing to sacrifice for the King? Are we willing to lay down our lives to serve? Are we willing to be obedient to the call regardless of cost?

The greatest exchange of all is Jesus' life for your life, but that comes at a cost. Are you ready to pay that cost?

It's the most wonderful time of the year. Well, for some of us. For others, it's just a reminder of loss. What do we do with our grief? How to we manage? What does Jesus have for us in exchange? Whether you are grieved at the loss of a loved one or because of life choices, don't miss this 3rd message in The Gift Exchange.

As we head into this holiday season one thing that we are all going to have to deal with is people. How do you navigate offense and keep the peace this Christmas? Join Ps. Shawn as he gives three different lessons on how to avoid and ultimately exchange your offense.

The holidays can truly be a stressful time. So, what do we do with all of our stress? How can we exchange it, and what are we exchanging it for? Join us this week as Ps. Shawn launches this immensely practical Christmas series entitled "The Gift Exchange".

Are you a "glass is half empty" kind of person? Do you see life through negative lenses? I have news for you; this isn't a biblical perspective. Join us this week as Ps. Shawn wraps up the Back to the Basic series on gratefulness.

Today in our Back to the Basics series, Ps. Shawn discusses our work ethic. Have we taken on mindsets that look more like the world, or do we have a biblical mindset, particularly as it relates to our employment? What even is a biblical work ethic? Join us this week as we ponder this important topic.

This parable of the Good Samaritan (the good neighbor) is challenging, that's for sure. The Samaritan laid down his own opinions for the well-being of another human being, one that had traditionally been racist towards him by nature of their culture. But this week Ps. Todd high lights the twist in this story. What if there's a side of this story that we have never considered?