Sometimes, it's the little things that we do that add up to so much more. The daily routines and practices that we sometimes take for granted prepare us for something much bigger than ourselves. What if communion isn’t just a ritual but a rhythm that shapes how you live, love, and follow Jesus? What if it actually alters the way that we live every day of our lives?
04.06.25 - Feed My Sheep
When Jesus asked Peter, “Do you love Me?” (John 21:15-17), He wasn’t just looking for words but calling Peter to action. Each time Peter answered, Jesus responded with a command. Why? Because when we love God most, we love people best.
03.30.25 - Keep Watch
The proverbial clock is ticking, and we are all slowly but surely running out of the time we are allotted here on earth. We can never add more minutes to the day, or more days to our year. So what are we doing with our one wild and beautiful life? How will we choose to spend the limited amount of time that God has given us?
03.23.25 - Do Not Fear
Fear isn’t your enemy—it is actually a signal pointing you toward where you need to learn to trust God most. Join us this Sunday as we explore Jesus’ surprising words about fear and discover how shifting your focus from people to God can release you from your fears and lead you to true freedom.
03.16.25 - Let Your Light Shine
"Leave No Crumbs" is a call to live a life of bold faith, unwavering commitment, and spiritual excellence. In a world where people settle for half-hearted efforts and unfinished business, Jesus calls His followers to shine brightly, fear nothing, stay watchful, serve others, and fully embrace His mission.
03.09.25 - Honor The Lord
What we put first shapes everything else in our lives—our time, our priorities, and, ultimately, our purpose. This Sunday, we will explore Jesus’ answer to life’s biggest question: What matters most? If you’ve ever wondered how to live a meaningful life that honors God and transforms your relationships, this message will challenge and inspire you to put the right thing first.
03.02.25 - Your Parents
It's a whole lot easier to burn bridges than mend fences. In an age where we unfriend people easily online, some people have taken to unfriending their own parents online and in real life. We are sometimes quick to label almost anyone toxic and remove them from our lives, but at what cost? On Sunday, March 2, we looked at how Jesus reinforces the Jewish law that requires people to honor their parents and some practical ways we can do that today.
02.23.25 - Marriage
Does marriage even matter anymore? Fewer people are getting married in our culture, and it might be easy to believe that marriage isn’t all that valuable anymore. On Sunday, February 23, we examined marriage and saw its true purpose, how we can still live into that purpose today, and what happens next when a marriage fails.
02.16.25 - The Body
We have a bizarre relationship with our bodies in modern America. We either hate them and try to do everything we can to fix them. Or we love them a little too much and almost worship them. What is a healthier way forward?
02.09.25 - The Law
What does it mean to truly honor someone or something? The word "honor" is not one we use much in our culture, but it’s a good word that we should probably rediscover. In this series, we will examine different things that Jesus challenges us to honor and consider practical ways we can do so.
02.02.25 - Safe Travels
Life typically presents us with options: We can either take the safer path, or dare to walk the riskier path. We can choose to take the low road or the high road. Jesus challenges us to live in a way that seems, to us, not all that safe. He calls to take the road less traveled. In this message, we look at his challenge and see how we can follow his guidance on the narrow risky road of life.
01.26.25 - GPS: Recalculating...
If only God would show up for us like a G.P.S. - That voice that tells us exactly where to go in life. Although God doesn’t actually use Garmin to guide us, that doesn’t mean he doesn’t speak to us and help keep us on the road following him. In this message, we examine what it means to follow Jesus on the journey and how to be better followers.
01.19.25 - On the Road Again
Let's assume that you or someone you know is interested in learning more about what it means to truly follow Jesus. Acts 2:38 tells us that our journey of following Jesus begins with three elements: believing, repenting, and being baptized. Of those three, baptism is perhaps the most controversial and misunderstood. What is it? Why should we do it? Why does it matter?
01.12.25 - Stuck in the Mud
New Year’s resolutions are great, but what happens when our foolproof plan for a “new year, new me” goes off track? 2025 has already presented unprecedented challenges for us as a city and as individuals, so how do we stay on course when we feel stuck in the mud? How can we possibly make progress when it feels like the world, Satan, and even our own flesh are actively working against us?
01.05.25 - Begin With The End In Mind
If life is a journey, where is it going? And what is the best way to get there, and how do we know when we've arrived? Put another way, what is life about, and what should we be about with the years we have on earth? In this message, we will look at how Jesus answered this question thousands of years ago and see how it is relevant for us in 2025.
12.22.24 - He Shall Be Called: Prince of Peace
In a world that seems never truly to be at peace, Jesus shows up on the scene and offers peace to us. But what does that mean? Is it world peace? Is it some personal sense of peace? In this message, we will look at Jesus, the Prince of Peace, and how what he brings is still very much needed today.
12.15.24 - He Shall Be Called: Everlasting Father
Jesus, the son of God, came as a 6-pound baby boy in Bethlehem. But his arrival was foretold 700 years earlier by the prophet Isaiah, who called Jesus an Everlasting Father. But what on earth does that mean? How can the Son of God be an Everlasting Father? In this message, we dove into how Jesus represents the best kind of father, with eternal implications.
12.08.24 - He Shall Be Called: Mighty God
While the Christmas season often brings joy, it can also remind us of the things we’ve lost or the things we don’t feel strong enough to bear on our own. The prophecies of Isaiah declare that a child—Immanuel, God with us—was born to bear our burdens and bring peace to our chaos. By trusting in Him, we can face uncertain futures with the certainty that the Mighty God walks beside us and transforms our despair into hope.
12.01.24 - He Shall Be Called: Wonderful Counselor
King David was many things: a warrior, king, poet, shepherd, and more. However, the one role he could have handled better was that of a father. In this message, we looked at the tragic and uncomfortable story of what happened between some of David's own children.
11.24.24 - Leaving a Legacy
King David was many things: a warrior, king, poet, shepherd, and more. However, the one role he could have handled better was that of a father. In this message, we looked at the tragic and uncomfortable story of what happened between some of David's own children.