This week we conclude our series “The Almighty Dollar” and look at the myths we believe that rob us of financial peace. Using Haggai 1:5-7 as a guid we learn the key to reverse this is to “give careful thought to your ways.”

This week we learned the second discipline for taming the Almighty Dollar: Manage It Wisely. Everything we have belongs to God, and one day we will give an account for how we used what He entrusted to us. The question is—are we multiplying God’s resources faithfully, or just burying them?

What if true financial freedom isn’t about how much you have, but where your heart is?

This week we kicked off a new series on living with the end in view — and Jesus gives us a clear roadmap in Matthew 6.

This week at BayLife, we continued our series on LEGOS—a reminder that each of us is uniquely shaped by God to love, serve, and connect. The main focus this week, small groups — where real community happens.

You were never meant to walk alone. Small groups are where real connection happens—where burdens are shared, joy is multiplied, and faith grows deeper.

In week one of We are the Church: Heart & Soul, we’re talking about the power of small groups at Baylife. Just like LEGOs, we’re all different pieces—but when we connect, we create something strong, beautiful, and lasting.

You were never meant to walk alone. Small groups are where real connection happens—where burdens are shared, joy is multiplied, and faith grows deeper.

In our final TEDTalk for the Soul, we listened to the prophet Jeremiah, who taught that plans are more important than dreams because dreams don’t set your direction—plans do.
And God's plans are better than anything we could imagine.

They’re hard sometimes; they get drowned out by noise, but they lead to life, purpose, and the presence of God.

In week 8 of our TED Talk for the Soul series, we took a powerful look at the life of King Hezekiah—a man who lived the best life but left the worst legacy.

In Week 7 of our TED Talk series we looked at the powerful transition between Elijah and Elisha.🪄 This story from 2 Kings 2 reminds us of the power of mentoring—choosing the right leader, committing fully, and carrying a servant’s heart.

"An Encounter with God Changes Everything."

Week 6 in our TED Talk for the Soul, Pastor Rob walked us through the life of Gideon—an ordinary man hiding in fear who became a mighty warrior after meeting God.

This week we explored a powerful truth from the lives of three unlikely heroes—Othniel, Ehud, and Shamgar:

“I’m different by design to make a difference.”

In a world that praises sameness, God celebrates uniqueness. The very things that make you feel overlooked or out of place may be exactly what God wants to use to change the world. Just like these judges, your difference is your divine assignment.

This week we explored a powerful truth from the lives of three unlikely heroes—Othniel, Ehud, and Shamgar:

“I’m different by design to make a difference.”

In a world that praises sameness, God celebrates uniqueness. The very things that make you feel overlooked or out of place may be exactly what God wants to use to change the world. Just like these judges, your difference is your divine assignment.

Are you currently or have you ever battled depression? Watch week 3 of our TED Talk for the Soul series, where we will hear from an old testament prophet, who struggled mightily against the darkness of depression.

So what do you do when you are facing an overwhelming problem? Maybe the best thing to do is to admit that you don't know what to do and cry out to God. Watch week 2 of our TED Talk for the Soul where we will meet a King who does exactly that.

Your legacy isn’t built by accident — it’s crafted with intention and guarded with wisdom. This week’s message dives deep into King David’s life as we learn how to create a meaningful legacy and defend it from the pitfalls that can tear it down — pride, distraction, compromise, and more.

One of the most challenging relational challenges is to keep the door open to reconciliation when we have been repeatedly hurt by someone. But that is exactly what our heavenly father did for us. He refused to count our sin against us. He left the door open all the way to the moment of reconciliation.

It is so easy to shut someone out of our lives, when we feel like they bear the greater responsibility for the broken relationship between us. But what if we didn't begin there? What if we begin with analyzing what our part was in the blame. If we could begin there, maybe we would be in a better position to help reconciliation of her in the relationship. Join us this week for the most challenging message yet in the series.

We were blessed to hear from a few moms on our annual Mother’s Day panel. Join us as they share their motherhood experiences and wisdom to encourage moms.

We were blessed to hear from a few moms on our annual Mother’s Day panel. Join us as they share their motherhood experiences and wisdom to encourage moms.

Think for a moment about the relationship in your life that's been broken for a while. What was it that broke the relationship? Why is it that you haven't been talking in months or years or decades? What has prevented you from closing the gap between you? Join us this week, as together, we discover how to reassemble broken relationships.

Think for a moment about the relationship in your life that's been broken for a while. What was it that broke the relationship? Why is it that you haven't been talking in months or years or decades? What has prevented you from closing the gap between you? Join us this week, as together, we discover how to reassemble broken relationships.