When we trust that God is in control, our faith can impact others for good. This Sunday, Pastor Jon Akin led us through Daniel 2, where Daniel’s faith stands in contrast to a fearful world. Instead of panicking, Daniel sought God first and found peace in His wisdom and might. What would it look like for you to live with that kind of faith today?
As Christians, how can we bless the world without becoming the world? This Sunday, Pastor Jon Akin kicks off our series on Daniel, which will teach us how to for the city but not of the city. In a world that pressures us to conform, Daniel shows us what it means to stay faithful in the small things, to hold on to our identity in Christ, and to trust God with the results.
This Sunday, Pastor Will Graham talks about the deep, life-changing questions Pilate asked Jesus, all funelling down to “What is truth?” (John 18:38). Draws from the powerful messages in John 1:14 and John 14:6, he reminds us that even when we struggle, Jesus is the answer we are looking for as the embodiment of Truth. Let us ground ourselves in Him and His teachings, passionately following Jesus, who is the ultimate truth and life!
In this message from Matthew 14:22-33, Dr. Hayes Wicker reminds us that, as Christians, when we go through hardships, we can choose to see them as chances to understand what Jesus is all about. As difficult as it can be, these are opportunities to grow in understanding Jesus' ways, still ourselves to better hear his voice, rest in His peace, and remember to worship Him despite the storms. Listen and leave encouraged to trust Jesus in every trial and discover the good benefits He brings through hard times!
In the midst of the "already and not yet", how do we as Christians live in this in-between of promises fulfilled and what is yet to come? This Sunday, Guest Speaker, Pastor Jon Akin, tackles this question and emphasizes the importance of welcoming everyone to the gospel. From Jesus' resurrection in 33AD, to present-day in the heart of Charlotte, see how God's hand has been at work through it all for one mission: to bring the hope of Jesus to all people!
The true meaning of Christmas is redemption, not about us being good or following a list of rules. In today’s message, Pastor Jon Akin takes us back to the story of Ruth’s redemption and how that points to Jesus coming to redeem us and pay for our sin.
Just like a good Christmas movie, God does not leave us without hope in this world. In today’s message, Pastor Jon Akin takes a look at the story of Tamar and how our messes do not take away from God’s plan for our lives just like a good Christmas movie, God does not leave us without hope in this world. In today’s message, Pastor Jon Akin takes a look at the story of Tamar and how our messes do not take away from God’s plan for our lives.
Just like a good Christmas movie, God does not leave us without hope in this world. In today’s message, Pastor Jon Akin takes a look at the story of Tamar and how our messes do not take away from God’s plan for our lives.
Forgiven people are forgiving people. In today’s Tale from Galilee, Pastor Jon Akin reminds us that bitterness has no place in our lives and how we can let go of the wrongs done to us.
A.W. Tozer once said, “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” In today’s message, Pastor Jon Akin tells us the parable of talents and explains how our view of God affects how we experience Him.
God can do far more than we can ask or imagine. In today’s message, our new senior Pastor Rob Wilton brings us encouragement to explore our past with God, as we imagine our future together with Him.
In today message Pastor Jon akin take a look at being persistent even when we want to give up. Because In this hurting world we have two options: lose heart or keep praying
God is lavishly gracious to us. In today’s “Tale from Galilee,” Pastor Jon Akin retells the story of the laborers in the vineyard and how God’s grace for us is wild and abundant.