The cross is at the center because it's always about Jesus. From the Old Testament to the Last Supper, everything points to Him. Jesus took the old Passover tradition and gave it new meaning—showing us that through His sacrifice, we have a new ...

Have you ever wished you had more authority? Ever wanted to be king of the world so you could just do things as you see fit? The Bible tells us Jesus had and has all authority, and the story of how he used a bowl and towel to wash the disciples...

Ever feel like you're being hunted? Satan is always looking for a way to trap us, just like he did with Judas for 30 pieces of silver. But here's the good news: Jesus pays all debts. No matter your past, no matter your guilt—He’s already covere...

Are you ever stingy with grace, especially to those in your own home? In healthy families and marriages, grace flows freely, but too often, we hold back. God designed marriage to reflect His love for us, a love that gives sacrificially and unco...

Pride can tear families apart, but humility can bring them together. In our 5 Dysfunctions of a Family series, we’re tackling the “all about me” mindset that creates division in our homes. Jesus flips the script—true greatness isn’t about being...

Idle talk—we all do it! But how often do we fill our time with surface-level conversations while avoiding what truly matters? This week, we’re talking about how idle talk can keep us from deeper, more meaningful discussions—especially when it c...

Your family is a team, and like any great team, everyone has a role to play. But when selfishness takes over—whether through jealousy, resentment, or putting yourself first—chaos follows. Instead, God calls us to serve, love, and be present. Pr...

When we don’t put God first, dysfunction follows. Idols aren’t just statues—they’re anything that takes God’s place in our hearts (money, success, relationships). Abraham’s story reminds us that trying to "help God" leads to brokenness, but tru...

As we celebrate five years of seeing God transform lives, we turn our eyes to the future. Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3, reveals our need for spiritual strength, a deeper relationship with Christ, a greater grasp of His love, and fullness in God...

Passion fueled Paul’s life as he adapted to reach people for Christ, driven by his love for Jesus. This same passion should inspire us to invest in others, serve selflessly, and share the gospel, even if it costs us. Are you willing to let your...

In our For the Kingdom campaign, we are covenanting with God to see his work move forward. In the Bible, covenants are relational, initiated by God and requiring obedience. From Noah to the New Covenant through Jesus, these covenants highlight ...

Today is “One Heart” Sunday, and we’re coming together in prayer as part of our “For the Kingdom” campaign. Jesus taught us to pray for His kingdom, His will, and His provision—and that’s exactly what we’re doing. This season of prayer isn’t ju...

We finish our series by looking at Mary—the young woman chosen to bear Immanuel, 'God with us.' This Christmas, remember: whatever you’re facing, God is with you, and through Jesus, everything changes!Our regular service is at 10am on S...

Do you ever feel like your family has some members you’d rather not talk about? Jesus’ family tree had its fair share of scandal, yet God included those messy, broken stories to show that His promises are for everyone. This Christmas, we’re rem...

Have you ever felt like an outsider? Ruth’s story reminds us of a beautiful truth: God invites us into His family to be insiders not because of our past or perfection but through His grace. From a Moabite widow to the lineage of Jesus, Ruth’s j...

Do you feel defined by your past or stuck under a label? Rahab, a woman with a tainted reputation, became part of Jesus' family tree—a powerful reminder that God’s grace isn’t limited by our labels. The story of Rahab shows us that no matter wh...

Please note, we had technical difficulties and did not capture the first couple of minutes of this messageHave you ever noticed how messy the family tree of Jesus is? This Christmas Season, we’re diving into the stories behind His genea...

Are you a thermometer or a thermostat? Paul was a thermostat—he didn’t just respond to his circumstances, he set the tone with contentment rooted in Christ. Whether in abundance or in need, Paul found joy and strength through Jesus, teaching us...

Handling conflict can be tough, but Philippians 4 shows us how to approach it with a Christlike mindset! Paul encourages unity without demanding uniformity—it's okay to disagree, but we should still seek harmony for the Kingdom's sake. Pray, as...

Have you ever felt held back by the past? In Philippians 3, Paul shares a powerful message: forget what’s behind and press on toward what’s ahead in Christ. It’s not about perfection but about progress—running the race, leaving it all on the tr...

Are we trusting Jesus with a whole heart or trying to earn His approval through "good behavior"? It’s easy to get lost in rules, but the heart of faith is knowing Christ and following the Spirit. Paul’s passionate warning in Philippians reminds...

In life, the real MVPs are those who serve selflessly. Timothy and Epaphroditus were Paul's most valuable brothers (MVBs) because they served and put others first. Whether it’s a friend, family member, or someone at church, we bring value to ot...

Living with purpose means embracing the power to persevere!! When we rely on god's strength, serving others becomes a joy, not a burden. Let's fill our lives with His purpose, shine as lights in a world full of darkness, and find joy in serving...

In a world focused on self, real joy comes from putting Jesus first and others second. Paul reminds us that joy is found in unity, humility, and living for Christ, not in selfish ambition. We are to live to honor God and to serve others in humi...

We are to live in a way that reflects the gospel. This means being bold in your faith whether life is easy or tough and don't be afraid of opposition--its a sign that you belong to God. Just as we believe in Christ, we're also called to endure ...