What is God really like? He is compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love, and ready to forgive. In this Thanksgiving Sunday message, discover the heart of the Father who runs toward repentant sinners, welcomes them home, and celebrates their return. And hear the good news: Jesus paid the debt in full, canceling our sin and bringing us back to God.

In Part 3 of our Running the Race series, we look at the precision and intention required to lock into God’s "racing line" and pursue the ultimate eternal prize. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 9, this message challenges us to stop treating the Christian life like a casual picnic and start running with the discipline of a championship athlete. We explore how spiritual practices serve as targeted weight training to conquer anxiety, bitterness, and fleshly desires. By reframing life's hardships as the Heavenly Coach’s refining fire, we discover how discipline trains us that we may not be disqualified. Let us run with unwavering purpose toward an inheritance that never fades.

What if the Christian life was never meant to be a stroll in the park, but an all-consuming marathon? In Part 2 of our Running the Race series, we strip away comfortable, watered-down faith and lean into the radical cost of following Jesus. From counting the cost in Luke 14 to guarding against false teaching that cuts in on our path, this message exposes what it truly takes to stay the course. We explore how God's relentless faithfulness picks us up when we stumble, giving us the grit to keep our eyes locked on the Kingdom. Tune in to discover how to abandon world-chasing distractions and run with enduring purpose all the way to the finish line.