Surrendering to Balance — Flourish Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

Living in Continuous Revival (Austin Brownlee)

Most of us talk about revival like it's a historical event — the Welsh Revival, the Great Awakenings — something that happened somewhere else to someone else. Austin Brownlee asks a harder question: What if revival is just the normal Christian life? Drawing from James 4, he walks through six practical steps — from naming your fleshly tendencies to drawing near to God — and lands on the simplest answer imaginable: Say yes to Jesus.

It's How Things Work — Called to More Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

A soldier doesn't fund his own campaign. A farmer eats from his own vineyard. A shepherd drinks from his own flock. Paul's case in 1 Corinthians 9 is airtight — and he walks away from it anyway. Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks Paul's three-layered argument for ministerial provision, only to land on this: the stronger your case, the more powerful its surrender. The real question isn't whether you're right — it's whether your rights are worth more than the people around you.

Brotherly Shove — Overcome Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

You don't need to throw a punch to shove someone. A cold shoulder, a pointed comment, a little distance — and brotherly love quietly descends into brotherly shove. In Romans 12:10, Paul steps into the room like a spiritual referee and blows the whistle. Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks what it looks like to stop shoving and start loving — through shared time, genuine acceptance, and the kind of loyalty that defends instead of gossips. A message on family affection for the church family.

Going to the Gallows — Flourish Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

Every yes is a no in disguise. In Galatians 5:24, Paul says those who belong to Christ have crucified the flesh — sent it to the gallows. But what exactly gets executed? Pastor Bosler unpacks two categories: your leanings (the passive drifts of propensity and preference) and your longings (the active cravings and plans you've already mapped out and protected). If Christ owns your life, the flesh doesn't get to keep its hand on the wheel. It's not a tweak to your behavior — it's a funeral.

The Blessing of Flawed Parents — Upside-Down Kingdom (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

Your parents weren't perfect — and that's actually the point. In Matthew 7:9–11, Jesus draws on the love of flawed, imperfect parents to argue something stunning: if even broken, selfish people know how to give good gifts, how much more will your Father in heaven? Whether your parents were mostly good, mostly absent, or somewhere in between, Pastor Bobby Bosler shows how even the weakest glimpse of earthly goodness points to something far greater — a Father who is always, only good.