Metro Community Church

Ever paid the price for someone else’s mistake? It’s frustrating, painful—and can leave you feeling completely hopeless. But in Romans 5:12–21, Paul shows us a powerful truth: through one man, sin entered the world... but through another, hope was restored. Pastor Peter unpacks how Jesus meets us in our mess and leads us into lasting transformation. Tune in—you don’t want to miss it!

If my righteousness—my right standing with God—is based on faith, what happens when my faith feels weak or imperfect? Can I still have strong faith? Can I still be called righteous? In Romans 4:13–25, we explore these questions and discover the kind of faith that holds even when we struggle. Listen in and find out.

Ever feel like you're doing all the right spiritual things—but still wonder if it’s making a difference? In Romans 4:1–12, Pastor Peter unpacks the kind of faith that actually counts. Abraham had it—and God is inviting you to have it too.

What does real faith in Jesus actually look like? In Romans 3:21–31, Pastor Peter unpacks what genuine faith truly is—not about earning God’s approval or checking religious boxes, but something far deeper. Whether you’ve been walking with Jesus for years or are still figuring it out, this message will both challenge and encourage you.

Struggling spiritually? Maybe the issue isn’t that you’re not trying hard enough—but that your view of spirituality is off. Real spirituality isn’t polished or perfect. It’s messy—and it has nothing to do with your output. Listen in as Pastor Peter redefines what it means to walk with God—mess and all.

Growth in faith isn’t about leveling up or proving ourselves—it’s about deepening our intimacy with God. In Romans 3:1–8, we’re reminded that faithful growth looks like honest repentance, stewarding what God has given, and drawing nearer to Him—even when the metrics aren’t obvious. Growth may not always be visible, but it’s always rooted in grace.

Ever felt like you’re doing all the 'Christian' things but still feel far from God? In this message, we explore how easy it is to wear faith like fashion—saying the right words, showing up to church, even serving—without actually walking with Jesus. Romans 2:17–29 hits hard, but it also offers real hope. If you’re tired of pretending and ready to get real with your faith, this one’s for you.

In a world full of distractions, who has your attention—yourself, others, or Jesus? In Mark 7:31–37, Jesus stops to heal a man who couldn’t hear or speak, showing us what it means to truly see and care for those often overlooked. This message challenges us to pay attention—not just to Jesus, but also to our sisters and brothers with special needs and their families, whom He deeply loves.

Apologizing is hard—especially when it’s to God. Whether you’re young or old, admitting you're wrong takes courage. So what makes repentance so difficult? In Romans 2:1–16, we uncover the hidden barriers to true repentance—and the freedom, peace, and joy waiting on the other side. Don’t miss this honest look at the power of turning back to God. Tune in to this week’s sermon as we explore the power...

In seasons of uncertainty, grief, or loss, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed or alone. But Romans 1:18–32 reminds us what happens when we forget God—and why remembering Him is key to peace, perspective, and hope. How are we choosing to trust Him today?

What if the power of God in you isn’t just for you? In Romans 1:8–17, Paul unpacks how faith, boldness, and the gospel come together to unleash God’s power—not only in your life, but through you to others. Don’t miss this message on your role in building the church and living unashamed of the gospel.

With so much happening in the world around us, aren’t you ready for some good news? The gospel of Jesus Christ is the good news our hearts need to hear—and the world needs us to share. Tune in to this week's sermon as we dive into the book of Romans and discover why this good news still has the power to transform lives today.

Ever felt like your brokenness was the end of you? Hardships can make it feel like there’s no way forward. But there’s a deeper story at work. Tune in to Pastor Peter and Pastor Sanetta’s powerful Easter sermon about discovering living hope—even in the midst of a broken world.

How can we have perfect faith in an imperfect world? You might be surprised—it’s more possible than you think. Join us as Pastor Peter shares how to cultivate unwavering faith even in the midst of a broken world. Don’t miss this!

Service is often seen as a beautiful, benevolent, and fulfilling experience—but in reality, it comes with all of that and so much more! There’s also a ‘shadow side’ to service that we must acknowledge—an ‘ugly side’ that challenges us to examine our motivations and the legacy we want to leave behind.

Don’t miss this! ECC President Tammy Swanson shares a powerful message on Jesus and the Samaritan woman—a story of grace, truth, and transformation. Tune in now!

Leading well for God isn’t about titles or position but about staying alert to the Holy Spirit’s guidance, acting with courage, and using your gifts and resources to serve Him.

Jesus values women and invites us into deep dedication and vulnerability with Him. Tune in this week as Pastor Shirley unpacks the story of Mary Magdalene, a trailblazer of the Early Church, and discover how her encounter with Jesus can inspire our own faith journey.

Join us for an inspiring sermon series as we explore the incredible women of the New Testament—women whose faith, courage, and devotion shaped the early church and continue to impact the world today. From Mary Magdalene to Priscilla to Lydia, we’ll dive into the powerful stories of these remarkable women who played key roles in God’s redemptive plan. This series will challenge us to recognize the...

Let's look into why Jesus is so passionate about the marginalized as He teaches the parable of the Great Banquet.

Is your faith too comfortable? True discipleship comes at a cost—but is it worth it? Absolutely! Join us as Pastor Peter unpacks both the beauty and the cost of following Jesus.

Planning for retirement (life before death) is wise, but neglecting to plan for eternity (life after death) is foolish. Tune in to this week's sermon with Pastor Sanetta and learn what it means to be truly rich in God's Kingdom.

Jesus not only sees those who are poor and oppressed, but He also challenges the systems that keep people impoverished. God is calling us to evaluate our own lives and the world around us to create a more just community where all can flourish.