September 6 - Trees
What if the season that looks barren isn’t actually dead? From the tree of life in Genesis to the tree of life in Revelation, Scripture tells one incredible story: God is not finished, and He is making all things new. This Sunday, we’ll discover how God brings life from broken places, healing from hurt, and hope in seasons that feel like winter. No matter where you are—barren, blooming, or somewhere in between—stay rooted. The story doesn’t end with loss. It ends with God making all things new.
You Are Not Alone In The Dark
In this second day of walking through the Book of Revelation, Pastor Chuck Allen explores one of Scripture's most comforting images: Jesus standing among the seven lampstands. Drawing from John's vision on the island of Patmos, Pastor Chuck unpacks the profound truth that Jesus doesn't observe His church from a safe distance—He stands in the […]
Revelation Isn't Scary
In this encouraging weekday podcast, Pastor Chuck Allen begins a series exploring the Book of Revelation by dismantling one of the biggest misconceptions believers have about this final book of the Bible. Rather than approaching Revelation as a confusing, frightening catalog of end-times disasters filled with beasts and strange symbols, Pastor Chuck invites listeners to […]
August 23 - Tiny is Huge
We live in a world that constantly tells us we need bigger, more, and spectacular to be happy—but what if we’ve been looking in the wrong places? Jesus points us toward a mustard seed, a little yeast, and two small coins to show us that some of God’s greatest work begins with the things we’re most likely to overlook. What could change if we stopped chasing “more” and started trusting God with what’s already in our hands? Discover the power found in the least of things.
August 16 - The Least of Things
We live in a world that constantly tells us we need bigger, more, and spectacular to be happy—but what if we’ve been looking in the wrong places? Jesus points us toward a mustard seed, a little yeast, and two small coins to show us that some of God’s greatest work begins with the things we’re most likely to overlook. What could change if we stopped chasing “more” and started trusting God with what’s already in our hands? Discover the power found in the least of things.