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When the Lord frees us from sin, the power of that sin is weakened, but through spiritual warfare, the enemy will not go down without a fight. We can then walk alongside Jesus for freedom, no longer trying to walk a tightrope of obedience.

The endless cycle of following the rules and failing is an exhausting reality that God frees us from. Instead of that, we have been given liberty and freedom in the Spirit to not be driven by shame or glory, but rather connection to Him.

Jesus' obedience to the Father unto death gave us not only the way to be obedience, but the ability to do it, through His righteousness. Obedience by anything else other than His righteousness is simply right vs. wrong. Instead, the love of God draws us to obedience.

Obedience is often thought of in terms of right vs wrong, or doing the exact thing that God tells us. But Pastor Nick kicks off our series on obedience with an encouragement to view obedience from God's perspective: by His righteousness given to us, we now get to walk alongside Him in covenant.

Upon reflection of what the Lord has done for us and led us in in 2024, Pastor Nick gives us a word of encouragement and direction for the new year.

The third week of Advent brings us to God loving the world that He must enter into it. The early church so manifested love that it drew the poor and sick in. Christmas is a wonderful season to reflect on God's movement towards us and not based on how we're doing personally.

Jesus was "the man of sorrows" yet the source of joy and poured forth the "oil of gladness." Joy isn't just a deep contentment, but a true happiness that overflows from the reality of God. We often contend with God for His joy to come, but He has already placed His Spirit inside of us that is greater than any trial on this Earth. While we will experience the pains and sufferings of our world, our...

We see the examples set by Simeon and Anna of what it looks like to live in the middle of the promise, waiting for what the Lord has promised. Despite the middle ground of longing for more, they displayed supernatural contentment, and then get rewarded by seeing Jesus as the promised Messiah. Pastor Nick asks us if we would be content waiting our whole life to see the promise, even if it doesn’t l...

Pastor Nick encourages our church with a timely word on following and surrendering to His Spirit. There's only so far we can go with our minds, or even, by simply reading the Bible. But through the Holy Spirit, we get lead into the truth of the Spirit. We don't control the process, we only control our surrender.

The Holy Spirit is knowable and gives us small promptings we can call “spiritual forensics.” Jesus connected with people over shared meals, deep conversations, and the exchange of stories—illustrating how divine guidance works in everyday moments. Guest Ivan Filby gives us some practical wisdom to begin prophesying in everyday moments. Join us as we pay close attention to God's subtle movements in...

Joe Biddle goes through the differences of repentance and confession and how confession brings us into right alignment with Jesus, while repentance is a major turning of our sin. Confession is a gift of intimacy from the Lord.

Since Jesus has overcome, crushing the head of the serpent, the bruises of the heel from the serpent no longer have the right to stay. Elder Henrik Soderstrom leads us through different types of prayer and intercession that Scripture models for us, and we have from some in our body who have felt called to intercede often.

In Luke 22 Jesus tells Peter how he's prayed for him - for his faith to not fail him and to strengthen his brothers. But we see Peter fail; why would Jesus' request seemingly not be answered? We may not have good answers, but we can dive into this story to see how God answers this prayer for greater things and to restore us.

Stepping into spiritual warfare is not preparation for battle, it is the battle. Pastor Nicholas Kerton-Johnson encourages us in our identity in Christ to be people who rely on the full power of God, and not a fake version of it. Power has been the downfall of man, but Jesus gives us power through surrender and humility.

Thomas Jefferson famously took out the miracles of Scripture, but what does that leave you with? A powerless “gospel” that doesn’t change lives or hearts. Pastor Nicholas Kerton-Johnson encourages us to be adamant about the power of our prayers and what we’re called to Christians. Ephesians 2:1-7, Mark 1:21-27, and Matthew 12:22-29

Pastor Nicholas Kerton-Johnson shares on the heart posture and effects of travailing prayer. We’ve seen great moves of God, not by creative programs, strategies, or great preaching, but by God’s people crying out for more of Him.

What we believe about God affects how we pray Continuing our series on prayer, Joe Biddle teaches us how to incorporate scripture into our prayers. We walks us through the Lord's Prayer and highlights what Jesus was trying to accomplish with each line. We pray that as you listen to this sermon

Honest prayers are prayers of adoration because you are choosing to press in Continuing our series on prayer, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson encourages us to utilize intimacy within our intercession. He asks us to focus our hearts on the promises of the word of God, and reminds us that there is only one wrong way to pray. That is just saying the right words for those around you to hear. We pray that as y...

He is our shield, our glory, and the lifter of our heads In our new sermon series about prayer, worship pastor, Tyler Dresbach preaches about how Christ is the lifter of our heads. He walks through the story of Psalm 3 and challenges us to view Jesus as our ultimate salvation. We pray that as you listen to this sermon you would feel encouraged to trust the Lord with your heart and emotions.

It's time to be upset about what the spirit of fear has robbed from you. As we begin to wrap up our Fearless and Free, Pastor Nicholas Kerton Johnson asks us which we will gaze upon: the cloud of hopelessness fighting for our attention or the Light of Christ. He unpacks David's cry in Psalm 27 and dives into the opposite of fear being perfect love. We pray that as you listen to this sermon you wou...

Do not fear the fire This week, Pastor Nicholas Kerton-Johnson shares a message that weighed heavy on his heart. Starting with the story of Elijah and the prophets of Baal, he challenges us to become a sacrifice that attracts the presence of God. We pray that as you listen to this sermon, your heart would soften to the fire of God because the holy spirit is the promise of Jesus.

What environment will we create? what environment will we believe in? This week, Pastor Nicholas Kerton-Johnson unpacks to us the direction he feels like the Lord is calling us into as a church. He answers the quesiton - Why is service important. We serve because we have a king who modeled it for us. Service brings you greater authority. We pray that as you listen to this sermon you would be awake...

This week, Pastor Nicholas Kerton-Johnson compares two stories in the Bible. The first being the Transfiguration and the second being the boy who was delivered in Mark. From these two stories, he gives us two challenges. Will we celebrate the prescence of God? Will we surrender fully to Jesus? We pray that as you listen to this sermon, your heart is wooed deeper into relationship with the Holy Spi...

Why embrace suffering? What’s at stake? This week, Tyler Dresbach unpacks for us the work of suffering. He asks us to examine how we, the church, have been handling suffering recently. How did Paul handle suffering? Why was it important for him to share it with the people he was discipling? He pray that as you listen to this sermon, you find a renewed purpose to your experience of suffering.