Redefining What it Means to be Great

Sermon Recap, Will Pannell

In a world obsessed with status and recognition, we often find ourselves pondering what it truly means to be great. Is greatness measured by our achievements, our wealth, or our influence? While society might define greatness in these terms, there’s a radically different perspective that challenges our conventional understanding – one that turns our notion […]

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Living as Disciples in a Hostile World

Sermon Recap, Will Pannell

In a world that often seems increasingly hostile to faith, how can followers of Christ effectively live out their calling? This question is as relevant today as it was two thousand years ago when Jesus prepared His disciples for the challenges they would face after His departure. The landscape of faith has changed dramatically over […]

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Worship: More Than Just a Sunday Ritual

Sermon Recap, Will Pannell

In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to view worship as a weekly obligation—something we check off our to-do list on Sunday mornings. But what if worship was meant to be so much more? What if it was designed to be a transformative discipline that shapes our entire lives? The concept of worship as a spiritual […]

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Stepping into the Light: Forgiveness and Healing in Confession

Sermon Recap, Will Pannell

In our journey of faith, we often encounter spiritual disciplines that challenge us to grow and become more like Christ. Among these, confession stands out as a powerful yet often disregarded practice. It’s a discipline that can feel awkward, uncomfortable, and even frightening at times. Yet, it holds the key to profound healing, freedom, and […]

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(My) Song of the Year


Will Pannell

Music has always had a unique way of communicating to the heart and soul of a person where mere words alone cannot. Music inspires, motivates, gets our blood pumping before a big game and allows us to focus and calm down. It has a great power over our emotions and state of being. I believe […]

January 13, 2016