Have you ever been driving down the road and suddenly your car begins to slow on its own, only to realize your gas gauge is below "E"? It's not a great feeling, and a situation that most of us try hard to avoid. Yet when it comes to our spiritual lives and routines, too often we don't take time to slow down and refuel and recharge our batteries! This week, we reflect on Pastor Matt's message and why it is so important to make sure we are intentionally taking time to rest.

In this episode, Pastor Mike & Pastor Keith discuss the subject of the storms that come in life, some possible reasons for the storms and the ultimate encouragement in the midst of a trial, that God has not abandoned you.

As Christian Americans, we enjoy the blessing of freedom, both spiritual and political. In this short conversation we reflect on last week's message, "Freedom's Is Worth The Fight" and talk about how we should live our the precious gift of freedom we enjoy.

This week, we reflect on what it means to spiritually take "the jump", to go from an awareness to action, and how that plays out in our day-to-day routines and faith.

As we look back at the previous message, we discuss a controversial lake issue: WAVES! Some people love them, while others clearly don't. What does it look like to be on either side of the issue, and how do we bridge the gap?

This week, we reflect on one of the most hazardous aspects of lake life: debris. It's easy when you are enjoying the water to get distracted, take your eyes off of the direction you are traveling and hit debris, damaging your prop or the hull! Spiritually the same is true, if we dont keep focus on where we are going and our surroundings, we may end up in a floating debris field.

In this week's conversation, we reflect on Luke 14, and discuss why Jesus was upfront about the cost of being a disciple.

This is episode 1 of a new podcast, where we sit down and have a raw and candid conversation about the previous week's message. In this first episode, we talk about our new series "Lake Life" and what it truly means to be more than a fan, but a disciple of Christ.