What actually happens when we sin? Do we lose our salvation? Or does something deeper happen, something that wrecks our relationships and pulls us away from God? In this week's Back to Basics message, we’re answering the tough question: What happens when I sin?

You’ll discover why sin is far more than just “breaking the rules,” how it damages our most important relationships, especially with Jesus, and what conviction, grace, and restoration really look like. If you’ve ever wondered where you stand with God after messing up, this message will bring both clarity and hope.

This isn’t about guilt, it’s about relationship. It’s not about law, it’s about love. And it’s not about holding on, it’s about knowing you’re held.

You’ve heard about salvation, but have you ever stopped to ask what it actually is? In this message, we’re kicking off our Back to the Basics series with a question that has eternal weight: What is salvation?

This isn’t just another checklist or surface-level talk. We’re digging into the story of Nicodemus, a man who knew religion inside and out, but still knew something was missing.

If you’ve ever wondered if God is real, if you’re tired of trying to earn His love, or if deep down you feel like something’s off… this message is for you.

Whether you’re a skeptic, a lifelong churchgoer, or just spiritually curious, this will challenge you to rethink what it means to truly know God.

Listen to the full message and ask yourself: Are you checking boxes… or are you ready for a relationship that changes everything?

We’ve spent the last five weeks talking about the Battleground, where the real fight is happening: right in our homes. This final message brings it all together, showing how your family isn't just part of God's plan… it’s the frontline of it. You want to see your community change? It starts in your living room.

You don’t have to be perfect. You don’t have to have it all figured out. But you do have to take a stand. This message will challenge you to look at your home differently, like a spiritual battlefield worth defending. Because when families live on mission together, the ripple effect can shake a neighborhood, a school, a city.

So here’s the question: Is your family helping or hurting God’s plan in your community?