If I were to ask, “Who are you?”—What would you say? If I were to ask you to complete an I am statement, what would you write about yourself? 

This Sunday, we will focus on our identity in Christ. You will be encouraged to write your own I am statement. In fact, you might want to get a head start by beginning to write your list. Let me help you prime the pump, using 1 Peter 2:9: You are … “a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession.” Remember: You are an overcomer!

What does it truly mean to lead with courage in our homes, our relationships, and our faith? Join us this Sunday as we dive into a powerful message inspired by the movie Courageous, exploring how God calls us to step up with strength and integrity. Come discover how choosing faith over fear can transform your everyday life and legacy. Click on the link above or below to sign up for one of this week's watch parties.

What are you afraid of? Sounds like a question we heard when we were kids, but unfortunately we never outgrow fear. Fear is the number one tactic of the enemy. Which is why 365 times in the scriptures, the Lord tells us "Do not fear." 

At this week's movie watch party we will one of the most iconic movies, Facing the Giants, and watch as a small school football team faces the giant of fear. Join us this Sunday as we learn how to lean into faith instead of our fears.

This week we will be showing the movie, War Room at Watch Parties. The movie explores the power and importance of prayer. Jesus says in John 15, " Remain in me, as I also remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine. Neither can you bear fruit unless you remain in me." Prayer is crucial, prayer is vital, prayer is where we meet with God. So join us this Sunday as we talk about the power of prayer.

This week, we will unpack the movie, The Forge. The Forge is about 19-year-old Isaiah, who has no direction and no motivation. After being forced by his mother to get a job, Isaiah is discipled by a business owner and finds a greater purpose in following the Lord. On Sunday, we will talk about the importance of discipleship and how we are called to influence and encourage others to seek after the Lord.

In the movie Fireproof, the movie explores marriage and touches on the importance of love and forgiveness. Paul reminds us in 1 Corinthians 13:5, “ [Love] does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.” How many times have we selfishly put ourselves first and kept a tab on all the wrongs done to us? This week, we will discover that love puts others first and forgives those who sin against us. The challenge is how we do that. 

The movie, Show Me the Father, is one you don't want to miss. It's a little different than the other movies. Show Me the Father uses real people and their real stories, and the plot twist at the end is incredible. This Sunday, we will highlight how God is our perfect Father. Yes, He is God. But He is our Heavenly Father, and our Heavenly Father knows how to give good gifts. Join us as we unpack the importance of understanding that God is our Father.

Flywheel is about a dishonest used-car salesman who has a wake-up call involving his family and his church, and decides to run his business with faith and honesty. On Sunday, we will take some of the lessons from the movie and unpack the importance of guarding our hearts. I hope to see you at a watch party . . . and I look forward to seeing you on Sunday.