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How does anticipating the future change how you live right now? Whether it’s clearing out a room for a new baby or altering your study habits for graduation, knowing what lies ahead completely reshapes how we manage our assets today. In this fourth message of our Forever series, we dig into a treasure box of scriptural truth to discover why believers "do not give up". Moving through Matt...

What kingdom are you giving your time, money, and attention to? In this third installment of our  Forever  series, we explore what it truly looks like to put our full weight on the Kingdom of God instead of just hovering over it. We dive into John chapter 3 to look at Nicodemus—a rule-following Pharisee who snuck out in the dark to find Jesus. Through his conversation with Christ, we discover that...

We are religious by design because we are eternal by design. In this second installment of our  Forever  series, we travel with the Apostle Paul to the Areopagus in Athens—a place where the brightest minds gathered to debate higher ideals, yet still built an altar to an "Unknown God". We explore what true worship looks like when we move past Netflix, TikTok, and modern-day distractions. ...

Eternity is a concept that is incredibly hard for our human minds to wrap around. We measure everything by schedules, clocks, and the sun, but God exists completely outside of our timelines. In this kickoff message of our new series,  Forever , we dive into what eternity actually means. Moving from Moses' ancient words in Psalm 90 to the burning bush in Exodus, we unpack the sacred name of God— Ya...

Faith comes alive when it’s lived. In Philippians 4:9, we are called to step into action—putting into practice what we’ve learned, received, and seen in Christ. This message invites you into a deeper walk with God, where obedience shapes your life, the gospel transforms your heart, and the peace of God becomes your constant companion.

Your life is shaped by what you choose to dwell on. In Philippians 4:8, God calls us to fix our minds on what is true, pure, and praiseworthy. This message reveals how a Christ-centered thought life leads to transformation, spiritual maturity, and a deeper experience of the gospel as it reshapes your heart and mind from within.

You are becoming what you behold. In Philippians 4:8–9, we’re called to a life shaped by truth, excellence, and Christ-centered focus. This message reveals the transformative power of imitating Jesus, as seen in Philippians 2:5–8—His humility, His obedience, and His sacrifice. Step into a deeper faith where the gospel reshapes your heart, forms your character, and leads you into lasting spiritual...

God has the power to do what He promises, and that changes everything. This message looks at Romans 4:13-25

As a result of how great Jesus is, what will we do about it? The apostle Paul finishes Colossians 1 addressing this very thing.

How should we remain grounded in life? This passage in Colossians helps, and it's the center of today's message.

Colossians 1:15–20 reveals a breathtaking vision of Jesus Christ—preeminent over all creation, fully God, and the one in whom all things hold together. This message calls us to lift our eyes beyond a small view of faith and behold the majesty of Christ in His fullness. When we truly see Him as He is, our hearts are awakened, our priorities are realigned, and our lives begin to reflect His glory. T...

What keeps your faith steady when life feels uncertain? In this message from Colossians 1, we explore how staying rooted in Christ leads to real spiritual growth and lasting strength. Discover how to remain grounded in truth, grow in maturity, and live out a faith that isn’t easily shaken.

The strength of your faith is revealed in how you love others. In this Colossians 1 message, we’re equipped to live out the “one another” commands—pursuing unity, extending grace, and building each other up. Step into a deeper, more connected Christian life that reflects Jesus and impacts those around you.

What are you doing, and what can you do, to help God’s kingdom grow? Have you ever felt the pressure to "make" things happen in your spiritual life or your ministry? In this third installment of our Colossians 1 study, we look at the beautiful economy of spiritual growth. Using the analogy of a leaning tree in a backyard, we explore our role as "co-workers" with God.  We dive i...

We live in a world driven by "word of mouth." From Netflix shows to 90s fads like Furbies, we trust the recommendations of people we know far more than paid advertisements. But how does this translate to our faith?  In this second part of our journey through Colossians 1, we explore the power of "hearing" the gospel. Paul celebrates the church in Colossae not because of a marke...

Does God only use "perfect" people, or is there room for the rest of us? In this episode, we begin a new eight-week journey through the book of Colossians, starting with the powerful greeting in chapter one. We dive into what it truly means to be a "holy one" (a saint) and a "faithful" brother or sister in Christ. Even in a city like Colossae—which was shrinking in im...

It doesn't have to sound like the King James Bible when you pray, and you don't need a degree in public speaking—sometimes, a simple 'Thank you' is exactly what God is looking for. We often feel the pressure to use "flowery" language when we talk to God, thinking He will hear us better if we use more words. But does God really require a complex vocabulary? In this message...

We often expect God to show up in huge miracles, but sometimes He's waiting for us in the simple, quiet act of returning to say 'Thank You.' It should come easy to give Him glory, but for some reason, we often get distracted. In this episode of The Church at 112, we continue our series Veni, Vidi, Gratias Egi ("I Came, I Saw, I Gave Thanks") by looking at how to make gratitude the foundation of ou...

You cannot jump out of God’s hand. From the deepest ocean trenches to the highest mountain peaks, He holds it all—and He holds you. In this message from Psalm 95, we explore the command to "shout triumphantly" to the Rock of our salvation. We look at the Israelites' struggle in the wilderness and Peter’s revelation at the Gates of Hades to understand that God is not just good—He is g...

Is it possible to be "poor and in pain" and still be thankful? In this first installment of our new series, I Came, I Saw, I Gave Thanks, we look at the raw honesty of Psalm 69. David doesn't ignore his suffering, but he makes a radical choice: to praise God’s name through a song anyway. Join us as we discuss: Why God prefers your honest thanksgiving over empty religious rituals. How...

What is the anthem of your life? Sociologists say the music we listen to between the ages of 14 and 25 shapes our identity for the rest of our lives. But what happens when our cultural anthems aren't enough to sustain our souls? In this message, we dive into Deuteronomy 31 & 32 to discover why God commanded Moses to write a song for the people of Israel. We learn that worship isn't jus...

Why does the genealogy of Jesus include a Moabite widow, a prostitute, and a woman with a scandalous past? In the conclusion of our Ruth series, we unpack Ruth Chapter 4—a chapter that seems like a dry legal proceeding but is actually the bursting forth of the Gospel in the Old Testament. We watch as Boaz steps up as the "Kinsman-Redeemer," paying a price to redeem a family that had lost...

The scene at the threshing floor in Ruth 3 is one of the most famous—and misunderstood—moments in the Bible. It is a story of character, integrity, and "divine appointments". In this message, we look at Boaz as a "type of Christ"—a Redeemer who notices the unnoticed and provides abundantly. We learn that when we trust God, our primary response should be obedience: "I will...

This week, we look at the "insider culture" of God’s kingdom. We see how God’s laws were specifically designed to provide for the vulnerable and how Boaz becomes a "type of Christ" by offering unmerited favor to someone who didn't deserve it. Discover how Jesus is working to turn every outsider into an insider. Key Takeaway: You don't have to ask for permission to recei...

What if the enemy doesn’t destroy your faith outright—he just distracts it long enough to make it ineffective? In this message, Pastor James Reardon exposes the subtle tactic of  honeyfuggle —the slow, sweet deception that pulls our attention away from what matters most. Drawing from Scripture, humor, and real-life moments we all recognize, this teaching reveals how believers can be lulled into sp...