Messages

Revival doesn’t come from hype or quick fixes. Revival comes when God’s Word does deep work in His people. This message invites you to...

Discover what it looks like to move beyond routine, rushed prayers into bold, humble, persistent prayer that depends on God. We will see...

Jesus’ message to the church in Ephesus calls us to a needed reset: remember how far we’ve drifted, repent, and return to our first...

In a noisy season, we’re invited to rediscover the holy hush of the night Christ was born. We see that grace has appeared, the final...

Join us as we explore how God reveals His greatest love through the smallest places, culminating in the birth of Jesus in a humble manger....

**Audio Only (we lost power 15 minutes before worship began)** What is the difference between being jolly and having true joy? This...

Join us as we listen closely to the angels’ song in “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing” and explore what true peace really means. We’ll...

Christmas often brings twinkling lights and familiar songs, but it can also stir up deep longing, weariness, and questions we don’t say...

The Blessing of Hope calls us to rediscover the strong, living hope God gives through Jesus Christ. Rooted in Romans 15:13 and 1 Peter...

In week three of our series, we discover how God’s faithful provision calms our anxious hearts and invites us to trust His care. Through...

What if one of God’s greatest blessings is the people around you? This message unpacks why “two are better than one” and how Jesus’...

“The Blessing of Salvation” celebrates God’s rich mercy and great love that make us alive in Christ, justify us by grace, and wash us...

In a culture that glorifies busyness, our souls are dying of exhaustion. Join us as we explore Jesus’ invitation to find true rest...

Join us as we explore the spiritual discipline of forgiveness, reminding ourselves that it is not a feeling to wait for, but a practice...

Life can leave us feeling scattered and fragile, but God designed us to thrive together in community. Join us as we explore how the early...

When chaos shouts, Jesus calls us to a different way. This message invites us to the narrow road of faith, truth, and love, showing how, in...

Join us as we launch a new series called Spiritual Disciplines. As we draw from Psalm 119:9-16 and 2 Timothy 3:16-17, we’re shown...

Join us as we walk through John 3:1-15 as Jesus confronts Nicodemus—and us—with the truth that religious knowledge can’t substitute...

Join us as we explore Jesus’ question, “When the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on the earth?” by contrasting the...

Join us as we explore how Jesus challenged human ideas of fairness through the parables of the vineyard workers and the prodigal son. It...

When a woman broke her alabaster jar and poured expensive perfume on Jesus, critics called it wasteful, but Jesus called it beautiful. Join...

We explore Jesus’ question in Luke 10:25-37, “Which of these three do you think was a neighbor?” We’re challenged to...

“Do you see anything?” In Mark 8:22–25, Jesus heals a blind man in stages, reminding us that spiritual growth is a process. Join us...

Explore two healing encounters with Jesus: one with a man by the pool and the other with a woman in a crowd. The powerful questions Jesus...

In Mark 10:46-52, we see that Jesus still asks transformational questions that reveal our deepest desires and invite us into honest,...

True freedom isn’t merely political or national—it is spiritual, purchased by Jesus Christ, who sets us free from the slavery of sin...

Jesus taught that the Son of Man would return when we least expect him. This has implications for future, end-time theology as well as...

Jesus speaks a shocking parable to those who are confident in their own righteousness and look down upon others. God values humility and is...

Jesus reveals the true heart of God through the image of a loving father in the Parable of the Prodigal Son, showing us that God’s...

This section of teaching in Matthew’s Gospel continues Jesus’s ongoing conflict with the Pharisees, and is the source of a phrase still...

If we want to become mature in the faith individually and also as a community of believers, we must practice speaking the truth in love to...

Memorial Day is a time of remembrance and gratitude. It’s a time when we look to the sacrifice of the brave men and women who have died...

Grace is God accomplishing in us that which we cannot accomplish by ourselves. In this passage we see the grace of God revealing himself to...

This Mother’s Day let’s remember that the way we live our lives in the presence of our family, friends, coworkers, and culture can be a...

The life of faith is a journey. Psalm 130 is a song of ascent that the Israelites would sing as they journeyed up to Jerusalem, singing and...

Easter Sunday is the ultimate declaration of victory. The resurrection of Jesus is proof that sin and death do not have the final word....

Palm Sunday is a celebration of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem as the King of Kings. Yet, it also foreshadows His journey to the cross....

Perhaps we often wonder if what we’re praying is working. Prayer—communication with God—is such an awesome privilege we have as...

Mercy is “unmerited favor,” and in Christ, God has shown humankind amazing amounts of mercy. We must learn to extend mercy to others,...

While on earth, Jesus often instructed people to keep His true identity a secret. However, in Matthew 17, Jesus transfigured before Peter,...

As followers of Christ, we are all sent with a purpose by Jesus to share the good news, serve others, and participate in God’s...

Jesus speaks of a bleak future involving the destruction of the temple, wars, violence, arrest, and persecution. When everything falls...

Jesus enters the temple court, confronts the money changers, makes a whip out of cords, and drives out the animals. In this prophetic...

When God calls us to take a risk for the sake of the gospel, do we get caught up in the barriers that might make it difficult or do we...

We have an inherent responsibility as followers of Jesus to share our faith with others, regardless of where we’re at. When we look...

Spiritual self-feeding is a critical component of following Jesus. We cannot rely on others to spiritually feed us; we have to recognize...

An irresistible church that is always learning is one that chooses to humble themselves before God to soak up as much wisdom as possible to...

Gratefulness is discovered when we remove the hurry from our lives and listen to God’s voice in a situation. A situation may seem...

To be an irresistible church that lives heart first, we must pick up our cross and follow Jesus. That is the first step in this whole...

The church isn’t a social club nor is it a source of entertainment. The church is the body of Christ who has marching orders from the...

An irresistible church is a church body that focuses outward instead of inward. To be an effective and irresistible church, we must first...

This Christmas Eve we celebrate the baby wrapped in cloth and lying in a manger, and we know that He is the true gift of Christmas. All the...

This Advent season, we’re reminded that peace is not just the absence of conflict but a gift from Jesus, the Prince of Peace, who entered...

This Advent season, as we experience the gift of joy, we’re reminded that true joy isn’t about ignoring our struggles or living in a...

Christmas is more than just a season of romance—it’s the ultimate love story of God’s sacrificial love in sending Jesus....

This first week introduces Advent as a season of expectation; linking the past, present, and future. It highlights how hope is rooted in...

We explore the importance of gratitude as a spiritual discipline, drawing lessons from the Psalms, the story of the Exodus, and...

On Jesus’ way of love, the church looks like an army of sacrificial servants, not a nursery of self-absorbed infants. Sacrificial...

We must let go of the fear of failing as we follow Jesus on his way of love.   As we walk with Jesus, our life becomes more about...

Why does it seem that politics brings out the worst in us? There’s got to be a better way, and as we enter into another election...

God is calling Christ-followers to steward their resources, and part of that stewardship is the act of generosity. Generosity is the only...

Money itself is not evil. Besides earning, saving, and giving, money is also used for spending—it’s a tool. The key here is not...

Saving is not something that’s talked about much in church. Of course, financial gurus the world over would instruct you to build a sound...

God invites you to a better way of working. A way where you earn money through purposeful work, through serving God, rather than chasing...

For a Christian, living a life connected to Christ is of utmost importance. It’s because of Him and through Him that we can experience...

As followers of Jesus, we can expect to face rejection and persecution from the world just like He experienced. We can find joy and peace...

It’s easy to love Jesus. He’s patient, kind, gentle, and lowly. He literally traded His life so that we could experience eternal life...

The more you get to know Jesus, the more you understand about the Father, the Spirit, and ultimately the Kingdom of Heaven. In John 14:1-14...

Sometimes, we get a chance to learn from other people’s mistakes.  The book of Jonah helps us to see the consequences of not responding...

Through Edom, we learn that pride destroys everything it touches and only leads to destruction. The blessings we have are only ours because...

Followers of God are called to genuinely care for others, and God will determine if they have fulfilled that responsibility. God takes our...

Remembering God’s faithfulness in the past is a key element in navigating difficult seasons. Seeing God’s faithfulness in the past, in...

The story of the redemption of humankind is much bigger than the vapor of when we are born until when we die. The more we realize that God...

God is big enough for our questions and our objections; he invites us to bring them to him in dialogue and to trust him with them. When we...

Job endured unspeakable suffering and loss, crying to God and enduring accusations from his friends. One day, finally, God spoke! But, God...

The evil one comes to kill, steal, and destroy, as evidenced by Herod’s terrible massacre of the innocents. But Jesus comes that we might...

The two names given for the coming Savior, Immanuel and Jesus, teach us that God is a relational God who saves us from the power of sin.

It doesn’t take much to get off track in our relationship with Jesus. John 10:10 says that the enemy comes to kill, steal, and...

We’re all incredibly BUSY and have little time for a lot of things. But, you know who else was busy? Jesus. Jesus was extraordinarily...

God the Father is ever-present, always listening, and full of self-giving love. Since we are created in His image, we have the ability,...

Have you ever felt that talking with God can seem like a boxing match with yourself? At the end of it, you feel more beat up than blessed...

One of the goals of our church is that we would grow in number, not just so we can feel better about ourselves but because Jesus commanded...

The church was born on Pentecost to proclaim and communicate the gospel to the ends of the earth. What are you going to do in order to...

Mary is unexpectedly given the great responsibility of bringing a human life into the world. This baby is not just any child, but the...

There is power in every single prayer we send to the throne of God. With every prayer, God sends angels down to serve Him by answering...

Today we will be learning what to do once you’ve found someone to disciple. We will study the relationship between Jesus and Peter as an...

The first habit of a disciple maker is a vibrant prayer life. Whether you are a prayer warrior already or you struggle to keep your mind...

Jesus shared clearly in the parable of the soils that there is only one soil you want to be on. As Jesus followers, we want to be on the...

It is difficult to express in words the transformative power of the resurrection of Jesus Christ in our lives. The truth is, it is better...

The Kingdom of God is full of surprises and we should be willing to receive it as such. We see this truth clearly in the traditional Palm...

Faith is a powerful and foundational principle of Christianity. While we are called to exercise faith, we must also be aware of the...

John the Baptist understood his calling and identity in the kingdom of God better than he understood what the coming Messiah was going to...

Clinging to Jesus is absolutely necessary when going through the darkest valley of life.  This morning, we’re talking about what...

Mission work is at the heart of God. God wants every people group and person to hear about a heavenly Father who loves them and sent His...

Mission work is at the heart of God. God wants every people group and person to hear about a heavenly Father who loves them and sent His...

Mission work is at the heart of God. God wants every people group and person to hear about a heavenly Father who loves them and sent His...

Mission work is at the heart of God. God wants every people group and person to hear about a heavenly Father who loves them and sent His...

Jesus was constantly on the move seeking those who were trapped in sin. Some were the oppressed, others were the oppressors. When he found...