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Remember // Lent 2026: The Way of the Cross // Luke 23:27-43 // 03.15.26 // Tyler Carlson

Jesus stands trial before Pilate and Herod, revealing a clash of kingdoms, and Pilate’s question becomes ours: who is your King, and will you follow Jesus’ cross-shaped way instead of the world’s power games?

Bri walks through Peter denying Jesus

Gethsemane: Swords or Surrender? // Lent 2026: The Way of the Cross // Luke 22:37-55 // 02.22.26 // Doug Glynn

In this sermon, Doug explores the shift from 'performing for God' to 'practicing abiding with God,' showing how spiritual practices are not ways to earn God’s love but invitations to remain connected to the grace we already have in Christ.

From skepticism and doubt, to the deep trust of a friend: Bri explores how God meets our hesitation with reassurance and invites us to walk with Jesus not as servants striving, but as friends who are deeply loved.

Pastor Duane Duane framed his message as a “prequel” to the Disciple/Shift series: before we talk about following Jesus as disciples, we need to talk about becoming disciples—saying yes to Jesus and receiving new life in Him.

This week we explore the difference between living through the “lens of sinner” vs the “lens of saint.” Jesus invites us out of sin-management and shame, and into our true identity in Christ: beloved, forgiven, and made new.

From Factories to Fields // Disciple / Shift // John 15 // Doug Glynn // 01.11.26

From Self-Reliant to God-Dependent // DiscipleShift Series // Genesis 12:1-2, Genesis 16 // Doug Glynn // 01.04.26

God's Story Continues // A Story to Believe // Doug Glynn // 12.28.25

When Love Shows Up// A Story To Believe (Advent 2025)// Matthew 1:18-25 // Pastor William Mack III // 12.22.25

Don't Miss The Joy// Advent: A Story to Believe // Luke 2:1-20 // Bri Johns //12.14.2025

Zechariah and Elizabeth, two faithful people living in the ache of unanswered prayer. In a season when waiting can feel heavy, this message explores how God meets us in the long in-between, and how real peace is not denial or resignation, but trust that God is still writing a story worth believing.

This message explores how Jesus’ messy family tree shows that God steps into broken, complicated stories like ours, bringing a hope we can trust; a Story to believe even when our lives feel anything but perfect.

The Ten Lepers // Luke: Jesus for Everyone// Luke 17:11-19 // 11.23.25 // Duane Cross

In this message from Luke 17:1–10, we unpack Jesus’ call to forgive with mustard-seed trust and walk through a practical “Path of Forgiveness” that leads to healing, freedom, and the hope of possible reconciliation.

Courageous Communication & Continual Grace // Luke Jesus for Everyone// Luke 17:1-6 // 11.9.25 // Bri Johns

Blessed Are Those Who Mourn // Matthew 5:4// Doug Glynn // 11.02.25

The Help I Didn't Know I Needed // Exodus 17:9-13// Jason Turner // 10.26.25

In the Parable of the Prodigal Son, The older brother did everything right… and still ended up lost. This message from Luke 15 invites us to trade resentment for gratitude and see life through the eyes of grace: in full color.