In this concluding conversation, Pastors Clint and Michael explore how faith is the glue that holds all of the other Christian character traits together. In this conversation, faith and works are not diametrically opposed but rather mutually complimentary.
The Pillars of Christian Character: Truth and Grace
Pastors Clint and Michael explore how truth and grace are perfectly revealed in Jesus Christ, who forms the foundation of all Christian identities.
The Pillars of Christian Character: Love
Clint Loveall examines love as the defining element of Christian character, breaking down the Greek concept of agape and the practical, transformative challenges of living out the "most excellent way" found in 1 Corinthians 13.
The Pillars of Christian Character: Worship
Join Pastors Clint and Michael as they explore how worship pushes beyond the boundaries of our sanctuaries and, over the course of a lifetime, shapes our deepest character.
The Pillars of Christian Character Introduction & Gratitude
Join Pastor Michael for the 2026 Lenten Soup and Supper kickoff where we begin a sustained conversation about the center of Christian character and an exploration of how gratitude is an essential foundation for every Christian life.
John: In Conclusion
In this concluding conversation on the Gospel of John, Pastors Clint and Michael reflect on what makes John such a theological heavyweight among the four Gospels. They unpack how John departs from the narrative style of the synoptics, instead offering a layered, reflective, and theologically rich
John 21:24-25
In this final study of the Gospel of John, Pastors Clint and Michael unpack the powerful conclusion of the book, where John makes clear that his testimony about Jesus is both personal and true. The conversation explores how John’s unique gospel ends—not with a dramatic miracle, but with a quiet,
John 21:20-23
In this final conversation between Jesus and Peter in the Gospel of John, we see a powerful reminder of what it means to follow faithfully without comparison. As Peter turns to ask about the beloved disciple’s future, Jesus redirects him with the striking command, “What is that to you? Follow me.”