Messages

Everything we desire most for those we love is found in the resurrection of Jesus! Because He lives, we have hope beyond death, freedom from guilt and shame, and the power to overcome. This message explores 1 Corinthians 15, John 20, and Philippians 3, reminding us that Christ’s resurrection changes everything. We can’t shield our loved ones from hardship, but we can point them to the One who give...

Guest Speaker David Wheeler Did you know that grandparents have a clearly defined calling in Scripture? Passing down faith isn’t just a suggestion—it’s a grand responsibility! This message explores how we can be intentional about sharing our experiences, stories, and faith with the next generation. 📖 Key Verse: Joshua 24:31 – The people remained faithful to God, even after Joshua’s passing, remem...

Join us as we dive into Scripture to explore what it means to pursue God above all else—acknowledging, accepting, and adoring Him as Lord. Through passages like Psalm 113:4-5, Hebrews 11:6, and John 14:15, we’ll unpack the foundation of faith and what it looks like to live as growing followers of Jesus who inspire others to do the same. What does it truly mean to know God in a way that others want...

Explore the power and truth of Scripture as we dive into 2 Timothy 3:16 and other key passages. This message challenges us to examine whether we truly believe the Bible is inspired by God—and if we’re living like we believe it. ✔️ The Bible reveals our hearts (Psalm 139:1-5, Hebrews 4:12-13). ✔️ The Bible transforms those who believe (1 Thessalonians 2:13, 2 Timothy 3:16). ✔️ True belief in the Bi...

In this message, we explore the profound question Jesus asked Martha in John 11:26: "Do you believe this?" Faith is more than words—it's a belief that shapes our lives and choices. Discover how scripture calls us to stand firm in our faith, live with hope, and build a solid foundation on the truth of God's Word. Whether you're seeking answers about Christianity or striving to deepen your trust in...

Ready for 2025? Watch this powerful message, We Need a Little Christmas to Get Ready for 2025, and discover how embracing weakness leads to God’s strength. 💪✨ Explore how we can: ➡️ Give up what doesn’t last for what does (Matthew 6:20). ➡️ Lay down heavy burdens and find rest in Christ (Matthew 11:28-30). ➡️ Surrender our will to God’s perfect plan (Romans 12:1). Let’s step into the new year wi...

✨ We Need a Little Christmas to Learn the Way of the Manger ✨ This week, we explored Philippians 2:1-18 and how the way of the manger shows us Christ’s humility, love, and sacrifice. Jesus gave up His rights, became a servant, and sacrificed Himself to demonstrate the ultimate example of love. What would it look like for us to follow His example in our homes, church, and community? 💕 🎥 Watch t...

Explore the deeper meaning of Christmas through the lens of meditation and reflection. This message unpacks the wonder of reality, the goodness of the body, and the graciousness of God as revealed in the Christmas story. With Scripture from Luke, John, and beyond, discover how pondering the truths of Christ’s birth can transform your faith and draw you closer to God. Discussion Questions: How does...

This week, we dive into the story of Mary in Luke 1:38, exploring her humble response to God's call: "I am the Lord’s servant. May everything you have said about me come true." In this powerful message, we reflect on how true faithfulness begins with humility and surrender—giving our mind, body, and actions fully to God. Mary’s example challenges us to align our hearts and lives with His will, not...

💡 Catch the Replay: The Generosity Test – Fearfully or Boldly 💡 This week’s sermon challenges us to reflect on bold generosity and how it can transform our lives and communities. Using Proverbs 21:26 and 2 Corinthians 8:1-8, we explored: ✨ The joy of giving even in trials ✨ The call to give generously and willingly ✨ The importance of commitment to the church body ✨ Surrendering fully to Jes...

The Generosity Test: What’s Left or What’s Best In this message, we explore how generosity reflects our relationship with God and impacts how others see Him. Through passages like Malachi 1:6-14 and Proverbs 21:26, we’re challenged to examine if we’re giving God our best or merely what’s leftover. Generosity isn’t for God’s benefit—it’s for ours, shaping our view of Him and His provision (Psalm 50...

In this week’s message, we explore what it means to give ourselves fully to God and live with a heart of generosity. True faith produces action, not just belief—it’s seen in how we love, how we give, and how we prioritize. Jesus watched a poor widow give all she had, and Paul described churches that gave beyond their means out of joy. This type of generosity isn’t about obligation; it’s a reflecti...

Sermon Replay: The Day of the Lord – Living with Peace and Purpose In Joel 3:17-21, God promises to make His home among His people, bringing peace, restoration, and a future of abundance in His holy city. We’re reminded that the "Day of the Lord" is worth living for now—carrying peace, exposing lies, and advancing God’s kingdom. Scriptures like Philippians 2:9-11 and John 17:27-28 encourage us to...

In this message, Keeping Perspective - Lessons from Joel: Looking Back to Look Forward, we explore how God’s unwavering faithfulness in the past gives hope for the future. Looking at Joel 3:1-16, we’re reminded that the same God who was a refuge and deliverer for His people back then remains our strong fortress today. As we dive into God’s unchanging promises, this message encourages us to place o...

In "Keeping Perspective – Lessons from Joel," we explore the powerful message in Joel 2:28-32 about the promise of a better day to come. The passage speaks of God's Spirit being poured out on all people, and how the "Day of the Lord" brings both present and future hope. The Holy Spirit is already working within us, empowering believers to live with love, joy, and peace, while also pointing toward...

Sermon Recap: "No Matter What" (Joel 2:18-27) This week’s message focuses on the rediscovery of God’s blessings in our lives. The passage reminds us that "Surely the Lord has done great things!" Here’s what we can take away: God Cares for His People – He shows compassion and protection, even when we don’t always recognize it. God is Our Provider – He meets our needs and abundantly provides, remind...

Sermon Summary: "Your Survival on Judgment Day is Not a Given, It's a Gift" In this week's sermon, we explored the Book of Joel and the reality of Judgment Day. The "Day of the Lord" is described as both awesome and terrible, and survival on that day depends on God's call, compassion, grace, and the support of His Church. Here’s a quick overview: • God’s Call: We are called to turn to God while th...

This message, "You Think That Was Bad" from Joel 2:1-12a, reminds us of the serious wake-up calls God sends to get our attention. Joel describes the Day of the Lord as a time of darkness, devastation, and dread for those who forget Him. The earth shakes, the skies darken, and a mighty army follows God's command. But there’s hope! God sent Jesus to save us, and we can choose to respond by turning t...

In this week's message, "Keeping Perspective – Lessons from Joel," we explore how to navigate times of deep uncertainty and sorrow through the biblical practice of lament. When everything feels broken and overwhelming, how do you respond? Joel describes a devastating locust plague and calls the people to turn their hearts toward God in their grief. In times like these, we can cry out, mourn, and t...

When life feels broken, where do we turn? In this week’s message, we dive into the powerful lessons from the book of Joel. As the people of Israel faced devastation from a swarm of locusts, they were called to wake up, weep, and remember—because even in the midst of despair, God was still present. We explore how these ancient lessons apply to our lives today and what it means to hold on to hope wh...

Sermon Summary: Discipling Generations In this week’s message, we explored how Jesus, the Good Shepherd, guides and transforms us through life’s challenges and joys. Using the imagery of the Shepherd’s Staff, the Oxen’s Yoke, and the Rabbi’s teachings, we dove into key scriptures like Deuteronomy 6:4-9, Psalm 23, and John 10:11 to understand how discipleship shapes our spiritual journey. The Good...

In this message, we explored Galatians 6:1-18 and learned how our freedom in Christ empowers us to live in a gospel-shaped community. Here are some key points: 1. Caring for Each Other: As a community of believers, we are called to support one another, sharing burdens and lifting each other up with love, humility, and kindness (Galatians 6:1-3). 2. Building Up the Body: Each of us has a unique rol...