The Bible tells us that God is the Vine, and when we stay connected to Him, our lives will bear good fruit. Pastor Daniel teaches us that when we faithfully focus on Christ and learn to love the routine of seeking Him, we feed the Spirit and produce its fruit. 

When we first become believers, it often comes naturally to be excited about every aspect of our lives in Christ, but this can also have a tendency to wear off as we mature in our walk. Pastor Daniel shows us how through embracing the power of the Holy Spirit, we can live every day with the same passion as we did when we first began. 

As we continue to study the book of Galatians, we learn even more about how God’s grace makes us new. Pastor Daniel shows us how grace gives us a new position, a new identity, and a new process.

In the book of Galatians, Paul starts out with a strong warning to the church for straying from the true gospel. Pastor Daniel shows us how when we choose to remember and remain in God’s grace, as well as repel anything that is not the gospel, we live a life aligned with the truth of God. 

The entire goal of Christianity is to become more like Jesus, and we do this through actively seeking Him. Culpeper campus pastor Aaron Judkins teaches us that when we cultivate a rhythm of searching for the face of God, we run directly into His loving presence.

The Easter story is one of such hope and joy that it can be easy to forget the followers of Jesus were feeling immense disappointment in the wake of His crucifixion. Pastor Daniel uses the story of Easter to show us how when faced with disappointment we can choose to turn our hearts towards God and allow Him to turn our pain into beauty. 

God values the human soul greatly, and that is evidenced by how intensely He seeks to save the lost. Pastor Daniel shows us how we have been invited into this mission by carrying His message of salvation to the lost world around us. 

We live in a culture that glorifies being on top, but Jesus preached a very different way of living. Berchman Paul shows us that through humbling ourselves and serving others, our character becomes more like Jesus and our lives point people to Christ.

Harry Emerson Fosdick said, “No virtue is more universally accepted as a test of good character than trustworthiness.” In today’s sermon, Dr. Donna Pisani teaches us that what we think about God’s character matters.

Who you allow to sit around the table of your life matters greatly. Pastor Daniel teaches us the dangers of holding onto unforgiveness, and how making room for the grace of God at our table can release us from the bondage of bitterness. 

Boundaries can sometimes be viewed as selfishness, but in reality they are stewardship. Pastors Daniel and Tammie talk to us about some common issues with setting boundaries and misconceptions around them, as well as teach us the importance of setting the right ones.