In this foundational episode of a four part message series, we explore the essential elements that make a church movement ready by diving into key moments from Matthew 28 and Acts 1–2. Drawing from Jesus’ ministry and the birth of the early Church, we unpack the vital need for spiritual renewal, disciple-making conviction, and organizational clarity. Discover how these three components sustain, shape, and spread a movement—and what happens when even one is missing. This is a call to realignment, empowerment, and Gospel-centered purpose for today’s church.

In this message from our series Built Different: Living a Life That Lasts, we look at Jesus’ parable of the wise and foolish builders in Matthew 7:24–27. Storms come to every life—but only those built on the solid foundation of Christ can stand firm. Discover what it means to not only hear God’s Word but to obey it, and learn how faith that weathers the storm is the faith that truly lasts.

In this message, Men’s Discipleship Pastor Justin Harrell unpacks Jesus’ teaching of the wise man and the foolish man, showing the difference between a life built on the rock of Christ versus the shifting sands of self and culture. Through five key tests—foundation, stability, fruit, obedience, and ambition—he challenges us to examine what our lives are truly anchored to. A faith built on Jesus leads to peace in the storms, wisdom in daily living, and a God-driven ambition that endures, while a life built on sand crumbles when pressure comes.

In today's podcast, Pastor PJ Noland shares with us a message that explores what it truly means to “build on the rock” by not only hearing God’s Word but living it out in every area of life. Obedience to God’s Word is the foundation for a faith that lasts and transforms from the inside out.

Join us as we explore Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 7 about the difference between merely hearing and truly obeying. Pastor Shane Harrington challenges us to consider what foundation we’re building on—obedience to God’s Word or surface-level listening. Storms will come, and when they do, our foundation is revealed—not by how much we’ve heard, but by what we’ve done with it.

This week’s message, The Source of Life, reminds us that God is El Shaddai—our all-sufficient, almighty source—through every season. Looking at Joseph’s journey from the pit, to prison, to the palace, we see how abiding in God brings strength, purpose, and life not only to us but through us to others. No matter where you are, if you dwell with God, He will be your El Shaddai.

In this episode of Meant For Good – The Story of Joseph, the focus is on grace and mercy as seen in Genesis 42–45. Joseph, once betrayed by his brothers, now stands in a position to save them, embodying forgiveness and God’s providence. Through Joseph’s story, we see a powerful foreshadowing of Jesus—one righteous man sent ahead to save many. Listeners are challenged to see themselves in the brothers and to receive the grace freely given by Christ, who responds to our betrayal with mercy, provision, and love.

This week’s message is brought to us by Joe Dunn, Collective Church Elder. We explore how God exalted Joseph from a prison to a palace. Through Joseph’s story, we’re reminded that humility always comes before honor and that God uses seasons of waiting to prepare us for greater purpose. Discover how God’s timing, gifts, and glory all play a role in lifting us up for His plan. Join us as we learn to trust God in the process and walk in His purpose for our lives.