Shallow-End Syndrome

More Than Sunday

September 26, 2026 • Dr. Conway Edwards • 1 John 4:8, 2 Corinthians 5:18–20, Acts 15:19, Matthew 7:24–25, 1 Corinthians 13:13

Are you spiritually growing or just gaining more knowledge? In Shallow-End Syndrome, Dr. Conway Edwards breaks down the difference between knowing God’s Word and actually living it. This message explores spiritual maturity, following Jesus, obedience, sacrificial love, spiritual gifts, discipleship, and how Christians can develop a deeper faith by putting biblical truth into practice.

Open Seats, Deep Roots

September 20, 2026 • Dr. Conway Edwards • Luke 15, Matthew 7:24–25

What if following Jesus could transform the way you see people, love others, and live every day, not just on Sunday? In this message, Dr. Conway Edwards explores what it means to become a Spirit-filled church with deep roots and open seats, where faith moves beyond hearing and into action, and where people who feel far from God are welcomed home.

Why We Ghost the Church: When Distance Becomes Disease

September 12, 2026 • Dr. Conway Edwards • Ephesians 4:1–3, Ephesians 4:25–32, Acts 2:42–47

Why We Ghost the Church: When Distance Becomes Disease confronts the quiet drift that pulls believers away from the very community meant to strengthen them. Dr. Conway Edwards draws from scriptures to show the importance of humility, gentleness, and patience in preserving unity within the church. We are encouraged to stay devoted and connected through kindness and forgiveness. And we must close the gap between what we believe and how we behave to be in alignment as members of the body of Christ.

The Safest Place on Earth

September 5, 2026 • Dr. Conway Edwards • Acts 2:37–47

Church is more than a service you attend—it’s something you belong to and a faith you live out. In this message from our new series, More Than Sunday, Pastor Conway Edwards challenges us to move beyond simply knowing God’s Word to living it through genuine community, generosity, evangelism, and devotion. What could happen if we stopped simply going to church and started fully living as the church?