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July 5, 2026David ComstockIn Colossians 3:1–17, Paul reminds us that Jesus didn't simply forgive our sins—He made new life possible. Because Christ has defeated sin, death, and the powers of darkness, every believer is invited to live from a new identity marked by hope, freedom, and transformation. In this message from our Held Together series, we explore:What it means to live the resurrected...

June 28, 2026David ComstockIn Colossians 2, Paul reminds believers to stay rooted in Christ rather than being distracted by empty philosophies, religious performance, or counterfeit promises. This passage reveals that God's design is good and that Jesus alone provides the security and freedom our hearts are searching for. In this message from our Held Together series, we explore:* Why the thin...

June 21, 2026 David Comstock In Colossians 1:27–2:5, Paul unveils the mystery of God's plan: Christ dwelling among His people as the hope of glory. This passage reminds us that spiritual maturity, encouragement, and transformation happen best in community as we center our lives on Jesus together. In this message from our Held Together series, we explore: • What Paul means by "Christ in yo...

June 15, 2026Miguel WarrenIn Colossians 1:15–29, Paul paints a breathtaking picture of who Jesus truly is. He is the image of the invisible God, the Creator and Sustainer of all things, and the One who rescues us from darkness and reconciles us to God. This passage reminds us that our greatest need is not a better version of ourselves, but a bigger view of Jesus. In this message from our HELD TOGE...

June 7, 2026David ComstockIn Colossians 1:1–14, Paul writes to a young church learning how to follow Jesus in a complicated world. His message is simple yet profound: when life feels like it’s coming apart, only Jesus can hold it together through His grace. In this message from our Held Together series, we explore:• Why we often trust things that were never meant to hold our lives together• What i...

May 31, 2026 David Comstock In Luke 17:11–19, Jesus heals ten men with leprosy, but only one returns to thank Him. Through this powerful encounter, Jesus reveals that true healing goes deeper than physical restoration—it reaches the roots of our hearts and leads us into freedom. In this message from our The Walk series, we explore: • How unforgiveness quietly takes root and shapes our lives • Why...

May 24, 2026Freddy WilliamsIn Luke 15:11–32, Jesus tells the story of a rebellious son, a compassionate father, and an older brother who misses the heart of grace. Set within the tension of first-century culture and competing worldviews, this parable reveals the relentless love of God and His invitation for every person to return home. In this message from our The Walk series, we explore:• Why our...

May 17, 2026 Freddy Williams In Mark 5:24–34, a woman suffering for twelve years pushes through the crowd to reach Jesus, believing that healing could be found in the hem of His garment. This powerful story reveals how generations of prophecy, hope, and longing pointed to Jesus as the One who restores what is broken. In this message from our The Walk series, we explore: • How God uses reminders to...

May 10, 2026David ComstockIn Matthew 14:22–33, the disciples struggle against a storm while crossing the lake, exhausted and overwhelmed by the waves around them. But in the middle of their fear, Jesus comes walking on the water, reminding them that His presence is greater than the storm and His power is stronger than their limitations. In this message from our "The Walk" series, we expl...

May 3, 2026Zachary WinnickIn Genesis 22, Abraham is asked to sacrifice his son Isaac. It is a moment filled with tension, confusion, and deep faith. This passage reveals not only Abraham’s story, but a powerful picture of God’s plan to provide through Jesus. In this message from our [Series Name] series, we explore:• Why God invites us to sit in tension instead of avoiding it• How faith grows thro...

April 26, 2026David ComstockIn Luke 24:13–35, two disciples leave Jerusalem discouraged, believing their hope in Jesus was misplaced—yet they don’t realize He is walking with them the entire time. This story reveals how easy it is to miss what God is doing, even when it’s right in front of us. In this message from our Eyes to See series, we explore:• Why spiritual blindness often comes from unmet...

April 19, 2026 Tina Ferry In John 4:1–30, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at the well—crossing cultural, social, and spiritual boundaries to reveal who He is. This powerful interaction shows us a Savior who leads with humility, invites honest questions, and offers living water to those searching for belonging. In this message, we explore:  • How Jesus restores dignity instead of reinforcing shame  •...

April 12, 2026 David ComstockIn Exodus 33–34, Moses is given a powerful choice: receive all of God’s promises without His presence, or pursue God Himself above everything else. This passage reveals that the ultimate goal of faith is not blessing, but relationship with God. In this message from our  Tangled Up  series, we explore: • Why we often chase what God gives instead of God Himself • How ido...

April 5, 2026David ComstockIn Luke 24:1–8, three women come to the tomb carrying grief and expecting loss—but instead, they find the stone rolled away and hear a question that changes everything. This passage invites us to wrestle with where we’re searching for life and whether we’re looking in the right place. In this message from our Easter series, we explore:• Why we chase fulfillment in places...

March 29, 2026Robbie (Guest Speaker)In 1 Peter 1:6–9 and Lamentations 3, we’re invited into a deeper understanding of faith—one that makes room for both grief and joy. These passages show us that even in seasons of suffering, we can hold onto a living hope rooted in God’s unchanging character. In this message from our Lent series, we explore:• Why lament is a vital and biblical response to pain• H...

March 22, 2026 David Comstock In Matthew 4:1–11, Jesus is led into the wilderness and tempted in ways that reveal the core struggles of the human heart—our cravings, our desires, and our need for identity. This passage shows us that temptation isn’t just about behavior, but about what we love most. In this message from our Lent series, we explore:  • Why we are less rational and more driven by des...

In Luke 13:1–9, Jesus responds to tragedy by confronting a deeper issue in the human heart. Instead of comparing ourselves to others, Jesus calls every person to repentance—a returning to God that leads to life. In this message from our Lent series, we explore: • Why comparison blinds us to our own need for grace • How repentance is a daily return to God’s mercy • Why sin is better understood as c...

In 1 Peter 2:9–10, Peter reminds the church that our identity is rooted in who God says we are not in what we do. As we enter the season of Lent, this passage calls us to remember that we are chosen by God and invited to reflect His light in the world. In this message from our Lent series, we explore:• Why our identity must be rooted in Jesus rather than performance• What it means to live as a “ro...

In Colossians 4:2–6, Paul calls believers to devote themselves to prayer, live wisely, and let their conversations be full of grace. Even while in prison, Paul doesn’t ask for relief—he asks for open doors to share the good news of Jesus. In this message from our Freely Given series, we explore:• How our identity in Christ shapes our words• Why generosity includes what we say• The difference betwe...

In Matthew 10:7–8, Jesus commissions His followers to proclaim the kingdom and live out its reality: “Freely you have received; freely give.” This passage reveals that the gospel not only restores our relationship with God but transforms how we see and love others. In this message from our Freely Given series, we explore:• How fear hardens the human heart• Why perfect love casts out fear• What Jes...

In Matthew 10:7–8, Jesus tells His disciples, “Freely you have received; freely give.” In 2 Corinthians 9:6–15, Paul teaches that generosity works like a seed—you don’t reap what you store, only what you sow. Together, these passages reveal that generosity is not about money first—it’s about trust, grace, and living in the story of God. In this message from our Freely Given series, we explore:• Wh...

From the very beginning, God’s intention for humanity was not lack but fullness. In this message from our In the Beginning series, we return to Genesis to rediscover the life we were created for. Scripture gives us a vision of Eden not merely as paradise, but as perfect communion with God — a place where humanity knew their Creator and walked in His presence. When sin entered the story, it was not...

From the very beginning, God’s intention for humanity was not shame but wholeness. In this message from our In the Beginning series, we return to Genesis to rediscover the life we were made for. Scripture gives us a vision of a world where humanity lived in delight with God — fully known, fully loved, and unashamed. Genesis 3 then reveals what went wrong: sin is not just breaking rules, it is brea...

From the very beginning, God’s intention for humanity was not striving but rest. In this message from our In the Beginning series, we return to the opening pages of Scripture to rediscover what it truly means to be human. Before sin, before achievement, before responsibility, God invites humanity into something foundational: life with Him. Genesis reveals a God who completes creation not with more...

God formed us from dust, and filled us with His breath. In this message, we explore Genesis 2, where the creation story slows down and zooms in—not just on what God made, but how He made us. We see a God who shapes with care, breathes with purpose, and invites us to live fully alive in His presence. Our world tells us freedom means doing whatever we want. But this passage reminds us that freedom i...