In this week’s sermon, Pastor Christy Johnson leads us to ask ourselves what things have we been tolerating in our lives. In efforts of maintaining control over our situations, the controlling spirit of Jezebel will often manipulate us to stay at its table longer than we should. This eventually saps our strength and leaves us running in spiritual circles, rather than breaking free and living out the will of God.

When we release our grip on the situations before us, we let the spirit of Jezebel know that it no longer has a hold on us. We change our passive ways and realize we’ve wrestled long enough with control. In complete surrender of our lives, the tables are turned and we see that God has given us a beautiful invitation to sit with Him.

If there is anything that has been bothering you for too long, you can rest in knowing that you no longer need to waiver between the tables of Jesus and control. God says that we can accept the invitation to commune at His table because He can be fully trusted with every area of our lives. Will you give God the reins of your life and accept the loving call to dine with Him?

In "This Is Not Your Road and This Is Not Your City," Pastor Jeremy Johnson brings an introspective word as we transition seasons. His revelatory perspective will influence you to have a new outlook on what's ahead. You will want to hear this with a friend.
God wants us to experience revolutionary growth and change. There are things that we tolerate that prevent us from truly shifting into our potential. How do we begin to draw the line and stop tolerating the unfathomable?
God is truth and love. He wants us to walk and live in the same character. He dreams of seeing us impact the world in real and meaningful ways. This begins in what we are willing to tolerate. Let's learn how to draw the boundary lines necessary to live a life that is potent and powerful. This week's message is a game changer.

When life gets chaotic, our initial reaction is to worry because our sense of control is gone. We often worry in pursuit of making things work out in our own strength and ability. This week, Pastor Jeremy Johnson encourages us to kiss worry goodbye by putting our trust in the Lord.

Worry is a habit that God knows we easily struggle with. That’s why He commands us in His word: “don’t worry about anything; instead pray about everything.” While stressing over the matters at hand seems instinctive, we can submit to His ways because anything God commands us to do, He gives us the power to do. In this surrender, He grants us His peace in the process.

When we learn to pray to God first before bowing to our anxieties, peace comes upon us and worry dissipates. As children of God, we can trust that God will provide for us. Just as He cares for the animals of the earth, how much more will he take care of us as His heirs?

This week, Pastor Jeremy Johnson talks with us about what it means to live under threat. In Come Out That Cave, we contemplate what happens when our lives are sending us a message that we will not survive this battle? Join us as we search the word of God for answers.

There are times where we are at our peak performance; brave, full of hope, reaching our maximum potential. There are other times where discouragement and obstacles make us feel like we cannot get through another day. In these times, God is with us more tangibly than ever. We can get lost in hopelessness and feel disconnected from His presence. When we feel far from God, how can we have victory?

God wants to bring turnaround in the dire straits of our lives. He wants to illuminate the dark parts of our heart where hope has receded. In the darkest of times, God is there bringing hope for a bright future. How do we tap into the truth and access victory in every area of our lives? Stay tuned for a pivotal message for this transition season.