Weekly Sermon Podcast

In this insightful message, we explore the lives of Simeon and Anna, two elders who experienced profound divine moments when they encountered the infant Jesus in the temple. These moments, orchestrated by God, teach us the importance of being in the right place at the right time and being prepared for God's plans.

Discover how God orchestrates divine moments in our lives in the 'Moments' series. These moments, whether small or significant, are designed to bring about change and revelation. Learn from the story of Simeon in Luke 2:25 -35, who experienced a divine encounter by being in the right place at the right time. Understand the importance of divine timing, hope, faith, and staying in position to receiv...

In this insightful message from the Moments series, we see that God often chooses the unlikely, like shepherds, to fulfill extraordinary purposes. The shepherds' immediate response to God's call teaches us the importance of seizing divine moments with urgency. Faith is about acting in the now, not waiting for a more convenient time. The shepherds shared the news widely, highlighting the power of a...

In this Christmas message, Pastor Rachel explores the concept of heavenly interruptions—divine moments when God steps into our lives unexpectedly. Using the story of the shepherds in Luke 2:8-14, she highlights how God often uses the unexpected and the unlikely to accomplish extraordinary things. The shepherds, ordinary workers, were the first to hear the good news of Jesus' birth. The gospel is f...

In part three of the "Moments" Sermon Series, Pastor Caleb shares from Matthew 1-2 about Mary and Joseph's obedience to God. Obedience is difficult, but we have no idea what God can through one moment of obedience!

Divine moments don’t always make sense right away. We can lean into them in faith and surrender or mistake them for something they are not and pull away from what God wants to do. Look at Mary and Elizabeth and see their responses to God-orchestrated moments.

God creates and foreordains moments for each of us. Moments of connection, encounter, and revelation. Moments and seasons in His Presence that shape us for eternity. Looking at Joseph's life we see that one moment of obedience would have an impact beyond anything he could imagine.

In this week's message, Pastor Caleb shares part one of the "Moments" Sermon Series. He shares how God remembers the prayers that we have forgotten, and just one moment of encounter in His presence changes everything.

In this week's message, Izzy shares part 4 of the "In the Middle of It" sermon series diving into the topic of our spiritual hunger. Jesus wants to reveal His heart to His people, and has made them His sons and daughters.

In part 3 of the "In The Middle of It" sermon series, Pastor Caleb shares about grace. God's grace in our lives has the power to rewrite our story, and remove all condemnation through Jesus' finished work on the cross.

Watch out - Jesus is unlocking the doors of anxiety and discouragement. Christ in our midst is making us peaceful, joyful, and fruitful.

Jesus is faithful to meet us in the middle of life's greatest storms! Through the storm God reveals Himself to His people in a new way, and is ultimately the one who has all authority to calm the winds and waves.

The disciples of Jesus argue over who would be the greatest among them so He uses the opportunity to teach them by placing a child in the middle of them.

In this week's message, Caio shares a new sermon series called "In the middle of it." God is in the middle of His people; therefore, His people are in the middle of it with God.

When we see Jesus, we see that the middle is exactly where He likes to be. He not only meets us in the middle of our storms, challenges, and relationships, but he’ll place us in the middle of things. What will you do? How will you respond when you’re in the middle of it? Let Jesus be your guide!

In this week's message, Guest speaker Pastor Vladimir Ashaev shares from Isaiah 60:1-5 about the glory of the Lord. As believers we can take confidence knowing that although there is darkness in the world, God's light and glory shines even brighter!

We can't all do the same thing but we can all do something. Let God inspire you to make a difference in the lives of those around you through loving deeply and radically.

AM. In this week's message, Pastor Caleb shares part 4 of the "Be" sermon series speaking about focus. In the book of Nehemiah, we see that the wall was built through Nehemiah's greater focus on what the Lord was doing and giving his yes to partnering with God's purpose!

The Holy Spirit works in our lives to keep us focused in the in-between times, allowing us to continue to see what God is doing rather than being concerned about what He isn't doing.

In part 3 of the "Be" sermon series, Pastor John shares about being brave. As believers we can step into radical boldness in prayer, in the face of opposition, and when taking action through staying connected to the presence of God.

Fear may measure life by what you don't have, while faith measure life by who you have. God is with us and has made us to be courageous and strong.

In Part 2 of the "Be" sermon series, Pastor Caleb shares about being and staying connected! As believers we are called to stay connected to the Holy Spirit, kingdom vision, and each other.

In this week's message, guest speaker Chad Dedmon shares about the power of loving God and loving people. As we love and abide in the Father, He enlarges our capacity to care for others in compassion, forgiveness and a life of radical devotion.

In the book of Nehemiah, we see that the power for breakthrough came through a unifying effort. As every person took their place to help build, what languished for 100 years was completed in 52 days. Will you take your place? Don't listen to the enemy who is out to tell you you're too haughty, naughty, or nothing to make a difference.

Nehemiah was a man of prayer, not as a last resort, but as a first response. Through prayer, he would experience God's release of favor and influence to rebuild his broken city. Prayer would be the pathway to a miracle because it is the path to partnership with God.