True Life Church

In this 6-week series leading up to Easter, we'll look at different aspects of how Jesus has given us victory. We'll start off in an unlikely place: Deuteronomy 20 and the Rules of Warfare as we talk about ADVERSITY.

Closing out this short series, we take a look into the Old Testament about some mountain time with Moses and how the temple was set up. Why is that important? Take a listen.

Travis Dixon, one of the Elders here at True Life Church, shares some of his amazing story and a message for us as a church moving forward.

In this series, we start by taking a look at Deuteronomy 31, as well as examining where we're at - and where we're going - as a church. "It's not skydiving until you jump out of the plane..." so here we go!

To close out the series, Pastor Josh leads us to take a look at the story of Noah from Genesis 6-8. It might seem an unlikely place to look for what extraordinary faith looks like, but there is a lot we can learn from an ark.

In part 2 of the series, Pastor Josh helps us examine what it means to fit in - or stand out - in our faith. Reading from Mark 5, we take a look at one story of a face in the crowd. Message Guide available.

We're discovering "the art of being unordinary." Pastor Josh kicks off this new series with an in-depth look at what it means to love the Lord with all our heart, soul, mind and strength in 2018.

Our worship leader Ben Bowman brings the message to close out 2017. Looking at the life of Joseph, we can learn a lot about forgiveness, who needs it, and God's perspective on it.

On Christmas Eve, we take a fresh look at the traditional Christmas story (you know, the one you picture in your head or on holiday cards). The reality, the mystery, and the extraordinary come together in the Light of the World.

Joy has to be shared. So what are you truly joyful about? Especially this time of year, we can get so "wrapped up" in presents that we forget what the joy of Christmas really is.

There are 4 main types of love. Do you know which one God loves you as? The answer may go deeper than you think, because you can't have Christmas without it.

The second Sunday of Advent leads us to look at peace. Do you really have peace in your life? Understanding the Word of God shines a light that peace is not a what - it's a WHO.

In the first Sunday of Advent, we begin to walk through the holiday season with hope. What does it mean to hope in God's Word? How did Jesus fulfill that? We find those answers this morning.

On our Vision Sunday, we explore where we're at as a church and what we're called to do. Our Pillar Leaders also share their hearts for moving forward.

We pick up into the second message of the series with a quick recap of week 1 (unavailable). Through several "R" words like "repent" and "reclaim", we continue in Luke 15 with another word and another parable sure to be a lifesaver.

Closing out the series, we get up close and personal on our walk with Jesus and some things we ignore. The ending just might make you want to say "I can't even."

There are things we hide from - sometimes even hiding from the Lord - that have a big impact on our lives. We'll look into David's life to find out what we hide from and learn an absolute truth that can totally change our perspective.

Once we've entered the Labyrinth (walking with Jesus), there are 3 things that tend to hold us up on our journey. Using 1 Kings 18 and Elijah as an example, Pastor Josh shares 3 powerful truths.

What is the difference between a maze and a labyrinth? Knowing that difference will change the way you think about your faith journey with Jesus. (9AM Recording)

In our first Sunday of 2 worship services and after taking a week for Hurricane Irma, we finish out our Heartbeat series with a look at Luke 9. (10:45 Recording)