Today’s police officers and soldiers wear ballistics vests and body armor for protection, in the same way that ancient soldiers wore bronze breastplates. In Ephesians 6, the Bible says that God has given every Christian a breastplate of righteousness. What is this armor all about, and why do you need righteousness to stand firm in your daily battles? (Weapons of Our Warfare, part 3)

GUEST SPEAKER: On January 26th, our congregation enjoyed an encouraging message from Pastor Steve Sheldon. Pastor Steve is a beloved former pastor at Wrightsdale, and now he serves as a coach and consultant for pastors through the Baptist Resource Network. (brnunited.org)

On Sunday, Pastor Steve took us to Philippians 2 to consider one of the famous songs of the New Testament, and how it motivates you and me to live each day in ways that honor Jesus.

In the same way every Roman soldier was outfitted for battle, every Christian begins his/her outfitting with the belt of truth. Why is truth so important for every Christian? How can you get strapped in tight with the guiding force of God’s truth? (Weapons of Our Warfare, part 2)

In this new message series "Weapons of Our Warfare," we’re taking a deeper look at the spiritual warfare that every Christian is engaged in, and all the spiritual resources and strategies that God has given us to achieve success. Has anyone ever told you that the Christian life isn’t a playground, but a battleground? What do you need be successful in your daily spiritual warfare? (Weapons of Our Warfare, part 1)

Americans love to hear true stories of restored relationships and reconciled families. But did you know that reconciliation is at the very heart of the gospel message? What is reconciliation all about, and how did God accomplish it for your benefit and blessing?

*GUEST SPEAKER* On the final Sunday of the year, we heard a powerful and personal message from our Next-Gen Pastor Jared Carline, who shared relevant insights from Galatians chapter 5 on how Christians can say ‘no’ to the passions of the flesh, while saying ‘yes’ to the influence of the Holy Spirit. How can you experience a deeper and more impactful relationship with Jesus in 2025?

When Joseph and Mary brought the infant Jesus into the Temple to complete their sacrifices as Jewish parents, they were approached by Simeon, a man whom God promised wouldn’t die until he laid his eyes on the promised Messiah.

As we study Simeon’s story, what applications can be made from his life to your life? What can you learn from Simeon about finishing strong in your Christian life journey? (Blue Collar Christmas, part 4. Conclusion)

On the night Jesus arrived on earth, the good news wasn’t announced to the Caesar of the Roman Empire or the religious elites of Israel. Instead, God delivered to the message to blue-collar shepherds working the night shift outside of Bethlehem. What does this famous Bible text teach us about the kind of people God uses to accomplish His purposes? What can God do with a person like you? (Blue Collar Christmas, part 3)