Sundays at Connexion

This week, guest speaker Bill DuBose shares the second message in 'Family Blueprint' series, reminding us that the faith we pass on begins with our own pursuit of Christ. Through his personal testimony, he challenges us to stay anchored in God, lead our families with intention, and cultivate a faith that grows stronger in the next generation.

This week, Pastor Curtis kicks off The Family Blueprint with Part 1 , “Image Bearers,” exploring God’s original design for marriage and family. Discover how reflecting God’s image, taking responsibility, and practicing love and respect help us build relationships that advance His Kingdom.

This week, Pastor Curtis wraps up “The Greater Call” with Part 3, “Together We’re Better,” exploring how our personal call to follow Jesus becomes a shared call to belong to His church. Through Acts 2, we discover the power of a committed church family that grows together, carries one another’s burdens, and points each other back to Christ.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues “The Greater Call” with Part 2, “Connected Over Calling,” exploring Peter’s journey of following Jesus through surrender, pressure, and failure. Discover how staying connected to Jesus helps us resist competing calls and live out His purpose, trusting that our struggles don’t cause Him to give up on us.

This week, Pastor Curtis begins a new series, “The Greater Call, ” with Part 1: “Discerning the Call.” Discover how following Jesus means surrendering what holds us back, trusting Him with our next steps, and allowing Him to shape us for His purpose.

This week, Pastor Curtis wraps up the series with Part 3 of “Unrealistic Expectations, ” exploring what happens when life doesn’t unfold the way we expected God to work. Through the story of Lazarus, we’re reminded that God’s silence is not His absence, His timing is not our timing, and even when we don’t understand His ways, we can trust His presence.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in the series “Unrealistic Expectations” with Part 2: “When People Fall Short.” People will always fall short, disappoint us, and sometimes hurt us—but that doesn’t mean we have to let disappointment define our relationships. How do we create relationships that last and become the kind of faithful, sincere, and compassionate friend that is able to reflect the lov...

This week, Pastor Curtis begins a new series, “ Unrealistic Expectations ,” with Part 1, “When Life Falls Short.” When life doesn’t turn out the way we expected, disappointment can leave us questioning God and wondering where He is, but even when our hopes are deferred, God is still present, still working, and our current chapter is not the end of the story.

This week Pastor Curtis wraps up the series with Pt. 4 of “Beyond the Chair,” reminding us that there’s no shame in serving ourselves when we do it in a healthy, God-honoring way. As we learn to prioritize our relationship with Jesus, find balance, and care for what God has entrusted to us, we become better equipped to serve Him and others.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in our “Beyond the Chair” series with Part 3, “Wash ’Em Up!” In this powerful message, we’re challenged to follow Jesus’ example of humility and servanthood by moving beyond simply taking our seat and choosing to serve God, His church, and the people around us.

This week Pastor Curtis delivers Part 2 of our new series, “ Beyond the Chair, ” titled “That Wasn’t My Chair After All!” We’re challenged to move from simply attending church to being the Church—discovering that discipleship means moving beyond ourselves and stepping into our purpose to serve, connect, and make a difference for the Kingdom.

This week, Pastor Curtis delivers the first message from our new series, ' Beyond the Chair' , asking the question, “How do you ‘C’ the church?” Discover why the church is more than a building or a seat—it’s a people, a family, and a place where everyone has a seat at the table as we grow in our relationship with Jesus and learn to go beyond the chair.

This week, Pastor Curtis House wraps up the Insight series with Part 11, “ Parable of Lazarus. ” Through this powerful parable, we’re challenged to recognize our responsibility toward God and one another, remembering that everyone matters and that choosing to see, care for, and love those around us can make an eternal difference.

This week, guest speaker Bill DuBose continues our Insight series with Part 10, “The Work of God.” Through Jesus’ words in Matthew and John, discover the powerful truth that God isn’t simply looking for people to do more for Him—He’s calling us to become more like Him through His presence.

This week, Pastor Curtis House continues our summer series, Insight, with Part 9, “ Rich Towards God .” Through Jesus’ parable of the rich fool in Luke 12, we’re challenged to examine what truly has our hearts and discover that lasting wealth isn’t found in possessions, but in living generously, trusting God completely, and becoming rich toward the things that matter most.

This week, Pastor Joshua Bullard continues our Insight series with Part 8, “ The Good Samaritan. ” Discover how this familiar parable reveals the heart of the gospel and challenges us to love our neighbors with compassion that crosses boundaries, embraces sacrifice, and reflects the love of Christ.

This week, Pastor Eloise Bell continues our Insight series with Part 7, “ Forgiven Much, Love Much.”   Through the parables in Luke 7 and Matthew 18, discover how recognizing the magnitude of God’s forgiveness transforms our hearts, leading us to live with greater gratitude, extend mercy freely, and walk in the peace that only Christ can give.

This week, Pastor Curtis House brings Part 6 of our Insight series with a message from Matthew 7 on what it means to build your life on the rock of God’s Word. In this sermon, we’re reminded that hearing the Word isn’t enough—true wisdom is found in applying it, so when storms come, our foundation in Christ remains strong.

This week, Pastor Curtis House brings the fifth message in our Insight series as he explores the Parable of the Great Banquet . Discover what Jesus reveals about God’s open invitation, the danger of making excuses, and why knowing the Host changes everything.

This week, Pastor Curtis House brings the fourth message in our summer series, Insight , with a Father’s Day message titled “The Stronger Man.” Discover how Jesus, the One stronger than the enemy, empowers fathers and families to live in His strength, overcome spiritual battles, and walk in the victory of His Kingdom.

This week, guest speaker Levi Brown continues our series, Insight , with Part 3: The Parable of the Lost and Found . Discover how Jesus’ parable exposes the lostness in all of us while revealing the heart of a Father who relentlessly pursues His children and rejoices when they are found.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues our Insight series with Part 2, The Pearl of Great Price. Through Jesus’ parable in Matthew 13:45–46, discover the surpassing value of God’s Kingdom, the love Jesus has for His church, and why nothing compares to following Him.

This Sunday, Pastor Matt shares the first message in our new series, Insight : How Jesus Revealed the Kingdom. In Part 1, The Parable of the Sower, we explore how Jesus used parables to reveal the truths of God’s Kingdom and challenge us to examine the condition of our hearts as we respond to His Word.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis shares a powerful message titled “Victory Through Defeat,” reminding us that true victory comes when we surrender our pride, our plans, and our limitations to God’s will. Through the story of Naaman in II Kings 5, we’re challenged to expose what we’ve been hiding, embrace humility, and discover that healing and freedom are found only through His way, not our own.

This Senior Sunday, Youth Director Penn Merrill shares a powerful message titled “The Journey of Your Life, ” encouraging graduates and the entire church to trust God through every season and step ahead. Through Scripture, personal stories, and heartfelt challenges, Penn reminds us that life’s greatest calling is not just about what we do, but who we become in Christ as we walk closely with Him.