In Part 1 of this series, Pastor Travis preached about "Situationships," undefined romantic connections lacking boundaries, commitment, and God. He warned that people fall into them due to foolishness, promiscuity, hurt, or desperation. Using Proverbs 7, he emphasized the dangers of ungodly relationships and encouraged embracing singleness as a calling, a choice, or a season of waiting.

In Part 4 of this series, Pastor Mile’s teaches us that caring for our bodies is a spiritual discipline, as we honor God by maintaining physical health. This involves regular exercise, proper nutrition, and a disciplined mindset. Pastor emphasizes starting now, setting goals, and staying accountable, trusting that God will empower our transformation.

In Part 3 of this series, Pastor Miles challenges us to adopt self-denial, embrace humility, and serve others like Jesus. Following Christ means surrendering our desires, putting others first, and living as servants, just as He did when He gave His life for us. True greatness in God’s Kingdom is found in humility and selfless service.

In Part 2 of this series, Pastor Miles teaches us how to overcome Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTs) by replacing them with God’s truth. Negative thoughts can steal our peace, create fear, and keep us from living the abundant life Jesus promises. By bringing these thoughts into the light and challenging them through Scripture, we can experience freedom and renewal.

In Part 1 of this series, Pastor Miles breaks down the meaning of fasting and why it’s important in the Bible. Fasting isn’t just about giving up food—it’s about stepping away from things like pleasure or injustice to focus more on God, repent, and humble ourselves.

In this message, Pastor Travis calls us to move beyond the label of Christianity and embrace the cost of true discipleship. Being a disciple means putting Jesus first in our hearts, living a life that reflects His love and sacrifice, and leaving behind our old ways. True discipleship requires a wholehearted commitment to follow Jesus, seek His kingdom first, and be transformed into a new creation.

Celebrate the Savior who brings peace to every heart and every season. In Part 4 of this series, Pastor Miles reflects on Joseph’s faith. Life is bright when we trust God’s plan, stand on His promise that Jesus saves, and fulfill His purpose through obedience, as Joseph did in embracing his role in God’s divine story.

Celebrate the Savior who brings peace to every heart and every season. In Part 3 of this series, Pastor Miles shared a powerful message reminding us that true peace is found in God’s perfect timing, His provision, and our new identity in Christ. From Galatians 4:4-7, he highlighted how God sent His Son at just the right time to redeem us, adopting us as His children. What an incredible reminder of God’s faithfulness and love this Christmas season!

Celebrate the Savior who brings peace to every heart and every season. In Part 2 of this series, Pastor Travis celebrates Christmas as the "Holy Night" when God gave us Jesus, calling us to reflect His holiness. He reminds us that Jesus guides us as the Wonderful Counselor, strengthens us as the Mighty God, loves us as the Everlasting Father, and redeems us as the Prince of Peace, urging us to honor Him this season.

Celebrate the Savior who brings peace to every heart and every season. In Part 1 of this series, Pastor Travis reminds us that seasons of waiting are opportunities for growth and faith. Don’t waste the wait—trust God’s process, surrender to His timing, and pray with expectation. What feels silent now can become a "suddenly" breakthrough when we align our hearts with His plan.

What are you believing God to do for your house? In Part 4 of this series, Pastor Miles explores how faith helps us leave a lasting legacy. Hebrews 11 shows examples of people like Abel, who gave generously; Enoch, who pleased God; Noah, who acted with reverence; Abraham, who trusted God into the unknown; and Sarah, who believed in His promises. Their lives inspire us to ask: how will our faith impact others, and what legacy of trust, generosity, and obedience are we building today?