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Our guest Brad Jenkins walks us through Acts 13 and 14 and the first missionary journey of Paul and Barnabas. We see how the Spirit sends, how the Church participates, and how we're invited to do the same. Despite both openness and opposition, the gospel spreads. And we can have confidence that God is still on mission and calls us to join Him. Support our mission: Your generosity helps us proclaim...

Psalm 16 gives us six practical keys to a truly satisfying life. One that isn’t shaken by circumstances. David shows us that lasting joy doesn’t come from avoiding pain or chasing pleasure, but from staying close to the Lord. When trouble comes, we remember God. When we feel isolated, we choose to delight in His people. When idols pull at our hearts, we surrender again. We cultivate gratitude, we...

Psalm 8 is a blue sky after a grey winter. Pure praise in the middle of lament. No requests, no complaints, just worship. David lifts his eyes from hardship to heaven and declares the majesty of God’s name in all the earth. This psalm reminds us that God’s glory is unmatched, His name exalted above the heavens. Yet He is also mindful of man. He is caring for us, crowning us with honor, and invitin...

In Psalm 2, we’re invited into the Throne Room of heaven, a Situation Room unlike any other. We listen in as God responds to a world in rebellion. Whether ancient or modern rulers, pride rages and plots against God’s authority. We hear the noise of proud human defiance and then the calm, unshaken voice of God. He has set His King in place. His Messiah is Anointed. His Son is given the nations as H...

Jonah 4 isn’t the ending we expect. It’s the mirror we might not want. After Nineveh repents and God relents, Jonah burns with anger instead of rejoicing. Why? Because God’s mercy revealed something buried deep in Jonah: bitterness, entitlement, and a heart misaligned with God’s mercy. Jonah confronts us with uncomfortable questions: Do we get angry when grace is given to people we don’t think des...

This sermon continues our series in Jonah chapter 3, where the mercy of God takes center stage. Not just for Jonah, but for an entire city. After Jonah receives his second call, he obeys. And what follows is one of the most shocking turnarounds in Scripture: the violent city of Nineveh responds with repentance. We explore how God gives new beginnings to the undeserving, how repentance precedes ren...

This sermon continues our series in Jonah chapter 2. After running from God’s call, Jonah finds himself trapped in the dark—buried in distress and unable to save himself. But in that place, he is met by the mercy of God. We explore how Jonah returns to the presence of God, how his prayers are shaped by the Word of God, and how he comes to treasure the grace of God in a new way. Jonah 2 reminds us...

In this kickoff to our new series in Jonah, we explore what happens when God’s call disrupts our comfort. Jonah isn’t just a story about a fish—it’s a deeply personal account of resistance, mercy, and God’s unrelenting grace. The same Jesus we encountered in Revelation shows up here too, offering mercy to people who don’t deserve it—just like us. Jonah is a prophet called to preach to Nineveh, a v...

In Revelation 21–22, we glimpse the breathtaking finale of God's story—a world made new. The brokenness of Eden is reversed as heaven descends to earth, and the dwelling place of God is once again with humanity. No more death, mourning, or pain—only everlasting joy. The holy city, the New Jerusalem, shines with the brilliance of God’s glory, and the river of life flows freely from His throne. The...

In Revelation 19:6–20:15, we witness a climactic shift—from Babylon’s fall to the Lamb’s victory. Heaven erupts in celebration as the Bride of Christ is made ready, and the conquering King rides forward to defeat evil once and for all. Then comes the millennium: one of Scripture’s heavily debated passages. Yet amid the mystery, one thing is clear—Christ reigns, Satan falls, and the second death ha...

In Revelation 17–19:10, we witness the stunning collapse of Babylon—the archetype of rebellious world systems—and the rise of the radiant Bride of Christ. Babylon seduces with wealth, power, and pleasure, but her end is certain. God calls His people to see the signs and run for higher ground. This is a warning not only about future judgment but about our present allegiances. Will we cozy up to a d...

Revelation 15–16 gives us a look at the final crescendo of God’s justice. His wrath isn’t unjust or cruel—it’s the necessary and holy response of His love as He refuses to let evil go unpunished. As judgment is poured out in seven bowls, we’re reminded again and again that God is righteous, holy, and trustworthy. The invitation to flee His wrath is still open—and the time to respond is now. Key Th...

Revelation 14 gives us a clear picture of how history ends: Jesus, the Lamb, stands victorious with His people, while evil collapses and judgment draws near. In the middle of it all, we’re faced with a defining choice—a fork in the road. Will we follow the Lamb, or align ourselves with God’s enemy, Satan? Key Themes: · The Lamb and the 144,000: Christ stands on Mount Zion with His redeemed—those m...

Revelation 12-13 presents a dramatic vision of cosmic conflict unveiling the war behind history. We’re introduced to a woman, a child of promise, and a dragon—symbols representing Israel, Christ, and Satan. These chapters reveal Satan’s schemes: deception, accusation, persecution, and counterfeit power. Yet despite the dragon’s rage, Christ is victorious! And His people are called to endure in fai...

Revelation 8-11 unveils a powerful vision of God's unfolding judgment, as the seven trumpets sound and the world faces both divine wrath and continued offers of mercy. The passage begins with a profound silence in heaven—a dramatic pause before the storm of judgment. As the trumpets blast, we witness plagues reminiscent of the Exodus, earthly destruction, cosmic disturbances, and demonic forces un...

Revelation 6-7 reveals the unfolding of God’s judgment as the Lamb opens the seals. We see the four horsemen bringing conquest, war, famine, and death—but we also see the hope of the redeemed, those who are sealed by God and will stand in the midst of tribulation. These passages call us to examine where we stand. Are we crying out to the world for refuge, or are we standing firm in the Lamb who wa...

What is at the center of reality? In Revelation 4-5, we are given a stunning vision of the throne room of God, where all of creation worships the One seated on the throne. We see that our ultimate hope and security do not rest in earthly power but in the Lamb who was slain—Jesus Christ, the victorious Lion of Judah. As we continue this series, we are called to recalibrate our worship, give our all...

Speaker: Pastor Jared Lyda Why study Revelation? Is it just about the end of the world, or is there something more? This book unveils God's absolute sovereignty over all of history—past, present, and future. It strengthens the faith of sinners and sufferers by expanding our view and deepening our trust in King Jesus. As we begin this series, we focus on the call to remain faithful, stand boldly, a...

Speaker: Pastor Jared Lyda What happens when we attempt to fulfill the Great Commission in our own strength? What happens when we fully rely on the Holy Spirit? The mission of Jesus is not about strategy, resources, or effort—it’s about humble dependence on God’s power. In today’s message, we revisit the church’s mission to make disciples, reflect on the importance of Spirit-led ministry, and reco...

Speaker: Pastor Jared Lyda In today’s sermon, we explore John 4:1-42, where Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman challenges us to step out of our comfort zones and embrace Spirit-led worship. What does it mean to worship in spirit and truth? How does the Holy Spirit transform our lives and empower us to bless others? Discover how the Holy Spirit moves us into new territories, transforms our w...

Speaker: Pastor Steve Hart What happens when we open our lives to the promise of the Holy Spirit? Jesus offers us peace, purpose, and power through His resurrection and the Spirit. Today, we explore John 20:19–23, where Jesus breathes on His disciples and invites them into a new Spirit-led mission. 🌀 Key Themes: Peace through Christ’s Sacrifice (vs. 19–20): Jesus brings Shalom: wholeness and flou...

Speaker: Pastor Joel Parris What happens when we acknowledge our spiritual thirst? Jesus offers us an invitation to drink from the Fountain of Life and receive the Holy Spirit, who satisfies our souls and overflows in abundance. In today’s message, we explore John 7:37-39, where Jesus proclaims the invitation of Living Water for all who are thirsty. 🌀 Key Themes: The Spirit quenches our thirst an...

Speaker: Pastor Jared Lyda What happens when the Holy Spirit moves? Like the wind, His work is often unpredictable yet undeniably powerful. In today’s message, we’re in John 3:1-17, where Jesus calls Nicodemus—and us—to open ourselves to total transformation through the Spirit. 🌀 Key Themes: The Holy Spirit moves unlikely people, drawing them to Jesus (v1-2) The Holy Spirit expands the vision and...