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In Week 3 of Table-ology, Pastor Jerry West continues through Luke 15 with a message called “The Empty Chair.” Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son is not only about the son who left home, but also about the Father who kept seeing the empty chair, and the older brother who refused to come to the table when grace made room for someone he thought was undeserving. This message explores the heart of God...

In Week 2 of Tableology, Pastor Jerry West preaches “The Father’s Table” from Luke 15. The parable we often call “The Prodigal Son” is not only a story about a son who wandered away. It is a revelation of the heart of the Father. The younger son came home hoping for bread, but the father gave him belonging. He came home rehearsing a servant’s speech, but the father restored him as a son. The pigpe...

In Week 1 of our new series, Tableology, we look at Psalm 23:5 and the powerful promise that God prepares a table for His people. David does not say he found a table, built a table, or earned a table — he says the Lord prepared it. This message reminds us that God is not only our Shepherd who leads us, but also our Host who provides for us, protects us, and brings us into His presence. Whether we...

Build – Week 2: “Arks & Altars” | Sermon #127 | Feb 1, 2026 Build Week 2In Week 2 of our Build series, we learn that we’re all building something—lives, homes, futures, and a spiritual house. But what we build only holds when it’s built God’s way. From Noah’s story, we see a pattern that still matters today: grace initiates, faith responds. God didn’t call Noah to build because he was qualifie...

In The Mystery in the Middle, Pastor Jerry West teaches from Mark 4:26–29 and the Parable of the Growing Seed. Jesus shows us that between the seed and the harvest, there is a middle season — a place where something is happening even when we cannot fully see it, explain it, or control it. The farmer scatters seed, sleeps and rises, and the seed sprouts and grows — “he himself does not know how.”Th...

In Check the Soil, Pastor Jerry West teaches from Mark 4 and the Parable of the Sower. Jesus shows us that the same seed can produce very different results depending on the condition of the soil. The issue is not the power of the Word — the issue is the condition of the heart. Is your heart hard, shallow, crowded, or ready to receive what God wants to plant? Before there can be a harvest, there ha...

For the past month, we’ve been in a series called BUILD—because whether you realize it or not, all of us are builders. You’re building a life, a family, a future… but the real question is: What am I building—and is it what God is calling me to build? In Week 4, we step into Ezra 3–4, where the foundation of the temple is laid and worship breaks out—yet the moment the work starts, the issues show u...

Week 1 of our Build series is a wake-up call from the prophet Haggai: “The time has not come… the LORD’s house should be built.” And God’s response is blunt—“Consider your ways.” Because when we keep postponing God to build our own comforts, we discover that more money, more stuff, and more success still can’t satisfy the hunger underneath it all. This message confronts procrastination and misplac...

Week 3 of our Build series is all about community—because God doesn’t just rebuild individuals; He rebuilds a people. In Nehemiah 2, the walls of Jerusalem weren’t only about protection from enemies—they represented identity, safety, and who they were together. And Nehemiah knew you don’t restore a city “by decree alone”… you restore it by re-forming a community. This message is a call to move fro...

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches about the christian response to the emotion of anger.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches on our hearts, pulling us in two directions.

In this first message of our series, Enemies from Within, Pastor Jerry preaches about the threats facing our hearts from within and the fact that nearly every time someone's heart was failing them in the bible, it was because of fear.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches about Judas's interaction with Jesus at the Last Supper and how he was the only one who did not call Jesus Lord. Judas knew Jesus more than almost anyone else, being one of the twelve, and yet he never knew Jesus as Lord.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches about the man with the withered hand and how when Jesus shows up, it is never JUST another Sunday.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches about the promises of God and how He sustains us until we see them come to pass.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches through the story of the three boys thrown in the fiery furnace describing four practical but powerful truths that we must hold on to in order to face our own fires in life.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches from John 1 and the story of Jesus' first miracle in John 2. He gave us three necessary steps that we see in that story that put us in a position to experience greater things.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches about the wise men and their determination to find Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches about the places where God provides for us.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches about worry and how to handle it in our lives.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches about indecision and how our fears of making decisions can hold us back from God's best for our lives.

In this second message of our October series, Pastor Jerry preaches about darkness and sudden surprises and how they create doubt in our lives.

In the first message of our October series, Haunted Houses, Pastor Jerry preaches on Haunted By Hurts.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches about the moments when the surroundings don't match the season that you were expecting or thought you were in.

In this message, Pastor Jerry preaches from the creation account in Genesis 2. God, through and in the garden, gave Adam a place and a purpose . But there was something that he needed that the garden couldn't provide - other people . Pastor Jerry preaches about the need for others and Adam's involvement in forming the relationship that God wanted to give him.