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Pastor Maritza shares a message on Ephesians 1:5-10, explaining that everyone who is “in Christ” receives immense spiritual benefits. Christ’s salvation is offered to all people, not just a predestined few, and we are invited to personally respond in faith to Jesus.

Pastor Scott's message teaches that everyone who is “in Christ” receives rich spiritual benefits: being chosen to be holy and blameless, fully forgiven and redeemed from the bondage of sin, and able to know God’s will because of Jesus’ supremacy and sacrifice. He shares how Christ died for all people—not just a select few—and invites us to put our faith in Jesus and be adopted into God’s famil...

In this midweek episode, Andrew is joined by Pastor Eric, Pastor Rodney, and Life Groups Director Tonie to discuss the importance of biblical community and small groups, emphasizing that real discipleship, care, and spiritual growth happen best in smaller circles rather than just Sunday services. The team explains Group Link, the variety of groups available (including support, men’s, women’s, coup...

Pastor Eric's message encourages us to make intentional choices that help us grow closer to God instead of settling for spiritual isolation. He emphasizes that life is too heavy to carry alone, urging Us to join small groups for connection and support so our faith can mature.

Pastor Rodney's message challenges us to move from only sitting in Sunday “rows” to also joining relational “circles” in small groups, where real discipleship, mutual support, and spiritual growth happen. He emphasizes that life is too heavy to carry alone, God designed us for community, and every believer has a vital role and gift to contribute in a group.

On the opening day of GT Reading, Pastor Scott's message shares how the church exists to reach lost people with the gospel, to serve the community in the power of the Holy Spirit, and to live on mission for Jesus wherever God has placed us. It also calls us to keep growing as disciples who make disciples and to reflect Christ’s love toward the world.

This midweek episode has Pastor Scott Kramer and Pastor Maritza Huertas joining Andrew to recap Pastor Scott’s Sunday message on Ephesians 1:1–3, emphasizing how believers can discern God’s will by living in holiness, abiding in Christ, and yielding to the Holy Spirit, rather than trying to earn God’s love. They highlight that we are chosen, made holy, and freed from condemnation purely by God’s g...

Pastor Scott launches a verse-by-verse study of Ephesians, urging believers to slow down in Scripture to discern God’s will and embrace their identity as God’s holy, faithful people in Christ. He emphasizes that through Jesus we have every spiritual blessing, including unmerited grace, deep inner peace, and free adoption as sons and daughters in God’s family, and invites listeners to respond to th...

This midweek episode unpacks this weekend's “One More Serving” vision message, stressing that every believer is gifted by God not just to consume but to contribute, and that serving is a key way God grows us and blesses others.

Pastor Eric urges every Christian to move “off the bench and into the game” by using their God‑given gifts to serve others in the church and beyond, rather than just consuming spiritual benefits. Drawing on Scripture and personal stories, he shows that serving is God’s will, grows our faith, blesses others, and makes us conduits of God’s love.

Pastor Scott's message emphasizes that every Christian has at least one God-given spiritual gift intended to be actively used to serve others, bless the church, and act as a conduit of God’s grace. Serving is presented not as a way to earn salvation, but as a grateful response to the salvation already given through Jesus Christ, with a strong call to move from merely consuming to also contribu...

Pastor Scott and Pastor Eric join Andrew to discuss Luke 15’s parable of the lost sheep as a picture of God’s heart to pursue every “one more” person and cast a vision for the church to carry that same burden all year, intentionally praying for and reaching out to the lost. They also explore common fears that keep believers from sharing their faith—such as rejection, not having answers, or making...

Pastor Eric teaches from Luke 15’s parable of the lost sheep that God, the Good Shepherd, pursues every wandering person with joy, not condemnation, and that no one is ever too far gone for His grace. It challenges the church to celebrate every salvation, and to intentionally pray for and pursue “one more” lost or hurting person in their own lives.

Pastor Scott calls the church to embrace a year‑long vision of “one more,” mirroring the shepherd in Luke 15 who leaves ninety‑nine sheep to pursue and joyfully recover the one that is lost. Believers are urged to share God’s burden for lost people and to passionately rejoice along with heaven when even one person repents and comes to Christ.

In this week's episode, Andrew and Pastor Maritza discuss the new "One More" series and Sunday's message on the Book of Jonah, emphasizing the importance of following God's call, even when it leads to uncomfortable situations or challenges personal comfort zones. They talk about themes of obedience, God's mercy, and the need to step outside comfort zones to better serve a...

Pastor Maritza's message on the book of Jonah explores God's mercy for all people, challenging us to break out of our comfort zones and share God's love and message of salvation with everyone, regardless of their background. She also shares that God is a God of second chances and urges us to respond to His call, using Jonah’s journey as a reminder of the importance of aligning our hear...

In this midweek episode, Andrew, Pastor Scott Kramer, and Pastor Dan Marcelin discuss Romans Chapter 12, focusing on verses 9 through 21 and exploring themes of sincere love, hating what is evil, and living out Christian values through the help of the Holy Spirit. They also discuss the importance of not seeking revenge, trusting in God's timing and methods, and maintaining spiritual fervor thr...

In this midweek episode, Andrew, Pastor Scott Kramer, and Pastor Eric Goldsborough take a closer look at the key themes from Romans 12:3-9, which include humility, unity, and diversity, emphasizing the importance of practicing humility to combat pride. They also highlight how discovering and using one's spiritual gifts is essential for serving others and fulfilling God's plan, reminding us...

Pastor Eric's message emphasizes the importance of being aware of the spiritual battles Christians face, urging us to cultivate humility, unity, and to embrace diversity with Christ at the center of our lives. By renewing our minds through daily scripture reading and focusing on God's will, believers can counteract societal chaos and personal struggles, ultimately strengthening our faith a...

Pastor Scott continues an exploration of Romans 12, emphasizing the shift from teachings on belief to behavior, focusing on three foundational pillars for a Christ-centered community: pursuing personal humility, valuing and pursuing unity, and embracing diversity within the church. The message also invites us to reflect on our personal spiritual gifts and take action to serve within the church, hi...

In the first midweek podcast of the year, Andrew is joined by Pastor Scott Kramer and Pastor Scott Nagle for a discussion on rebooting your thought life, focusing on transforming and renewing the mind according to Romans 12. They offer practical advice for managing emotions and overcoming negative habits, including the importance of taking thoughts captive and the dangers of seeking approval from...

Pastor Scott kicks off the new sermon series, Rebooted, by encouraging us to begin the new year with faith and exploring the concept of mental renewal, focusing on Romans 12:1-2. He shares thoughts on how to transform our lives by renewing our minds and taking control of our thoughts to align with God's will through scripture.

Pastor Luke's message encourages us to embrace a daring faith in 2026 by living wholeheartedly for God, akin to the biblical figure Caleb, and challenges us to care, declare God's promises, and be aware of where God is leading us. It emphasizes the importance of trusting in God, sharing the gospel, and living a life worthy of our calling.

In this message, Greg Hubbard shares the importance of spreading the light of Jesus, especially during the Christmas season, by embracing the call to evangelize in a world filled with darkness. He encourages us to be proactive in sharing our faith, recognizing that Jesus is the only source of salvation and hope for a broken world.

In this week's message, Pastor Eric discusses overcoming fear with faith, using the story of Mary's encounter with the angel Gabriel as an example of finding the strength to face daunting challenges with trust in God. He encourages us to open our hearts to God, reminding us that nothing is impossible with Him and urging us to embrace our potential and the opportunities for faith-driven cha...