Cultivate Church

Our Next Gen Pastor Ben Brackin kicks off a summer of fun with week 1 of Summer Sundays.

What does the Bible say about manifestation? Will my pet be in Heaven? What about tattoos? In this message, we explore honest questions with biblical answers and practical application for everyday faith.

Why are there only 66 books in the Bible? What does God actually think about cuss words? What happens when we die? In this message, we explore honest questions with biblical answers and practical application for everyday faith.

Can you forgive someone who keeps hurting you? What does the Bible really say about homosexuality? How do you lead an unbelieving friend to Christ? In this message, we explore honest questions with biblical answers and practical application for everyday faith.

How do I know if I sin? Is Christianity the only true faith? Are angels real? Join us as we answer these questions and more.

What do you do when you don't know what to do? Life is full of pains, problems, and pressures. And some are easier to navigate than others. There are many times where we don't know the answers, but thankfully God does. In this message we discover what to do when we don't know what to do.

Many people say they are "members" of their church. But at Cultivate we aren't members, we are partners. Membership says "this is what I get." Partnership says "this is what I give." We are all living life on purpose to make a difference in the lives of others. In this message we see how Jesus taught and lives this principle.

There’s a difference between hearing a sermon and receiving a message. A sermon is something you sit through. A message is something God speaks directly into your life. It’s when the living Word of God reaches past information and into transformation. It reshapes how we live, how we love, how we lead, how we parent, how we speak, and how we walk with Him every day. In this message we discover the...

Visitors drop in unannounced, uninvited, and unprepared for. But guests are planned and prepared for. We live with the anticipation of serving others and bringing them to Christ. In this message we discover how Jesus welcomed those around Him and how we can too.

At Cultivate you will hear us talk about a Sunday Experience rather than a Sunday Service. It's not about semantics, but intention. Our heart is to create experiences where people not only hear about Jesus, but experience Him. In this message we discover how we live this out.

The very last words that Jesus spoke on the cross were words of surrender, mirroring a life that lived those words. This is the life that Jesus has called us to. A life of surrender. In this message we discover how to fully submit all that we are to living life on purpose.

What do you do when God feels distant? When you’ve prayed, waited, and still feel like you’re not being heard? In this message, we walk through one of the most honest passages in Scripture to discover how to navigate seasons where God feels silent. Because feeling forsaken doesn’t mean you’ve been forgotten.

Jesus made a powerful statement on the cross. Today You'll Be With Me. He gave assurance of eternity, and because of the cross we share that promise. In this message we learn more about the promise of eternity.

At His lowest moment, Jesus didn’t respond with anger or revenge, He responded with forgiveness. “Father, forgive them” shows the true heart of God. This Easter, step into that moment and discover a truth that changes everything. While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.

Every person has a curtain call. That last moment before the lights go out and the curtain closes. This is why this show and tell is so important. In this message we discover how we weren't just saved, we were sent into the world to reach those around us.

When it comes to show and tell, the "showing" and the "telling" is important, but who's in the audience is too. The big reveal only matter if there are people there to see it. In this message we discover how to know who to share your story with.

The question is not do you have a story. The question is do you know how to tell it? In this message, we look at the man born blind in Gospel of John 9 and learn a simple way to share what Jesus has done in our lives. You don't need a sermon. You just need a story.

We all have something to show and something to tell. There is a life full of wins, losses, and lessons. But when Jesus gets in the middle of it all, we have something powerful. In this message we discover how to take our experiences and find the story Jesus wants us to share.

In a world discipled by algorithms, God invites us into something deeper than content. He invites us into covenant community. The Scriptures remind us that the Gospel forms us in ways the feed never can.

Healthy boundaries are not walls that shut people out. They are guardrails that protect what God has given to us. Discover how clear, Christ-centered boundaries can strengthen your relationships, deepen your faith, and bring freedom instead of guilt.

We need to talk... Those four words can either bring connection or create conflict. In this message we discover how God’s Word teaches us to communicate. If you’ve ever struggled with arguments, misunderstandings, or saying something you wish you could take back, this message is for you.

Commitment isn’t a feeling, a vibe, or a phase. It’s a choice. If “we’re still figuring it out” sounds familiar, this message is for you. Discover what real commitment looks like in relationships and marriage and why undecided is still a decision.

Unspoken expectations lead to unmet expectations. Many relationships struggle because they lack clarity, confidence, and commitment. In this message we learn to "Define the Relationship" in a way that honors God and others.

It only takes a spark for a fire to burn out of control. Discover how the fire in your life can set the world on fire, spreading the gospel all around us.

The fire that sparks in the soul and spreads through the family, burns in the church. Discover how to experience a Red Hot Revival in the local church.