Sermons

Student Pastor Collin Sosebee dives into James 5 and explores how an active faith leads to active prayer. In every season, prayer should come first, not as a last resort.

Associate Pastor Stephen Pollitte continues our Walk It Out series through James. He’ll be teaching from James 5:7–12 on patience, long suffering, and finding hope in Christ.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake challenges our illusion of control and invites us to trust the God who sees the end from the beginning—even when life feels unpredictable.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake challenges us to stop wrestling for control and start walking in surrender, showing from James 3:13–4:12 that true spiritual victory begins when we submit our will to God’s.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake explores how the words we speak reflect what’s really going on inside – and why real change must start in the heart.

In this Sunday’s message, Pastor Blake challenges us with a truth from the book of James: real faith is never invisible. Genuine faith doesn’t just reside in our words or beliefs—it reveals itself in our actions.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake challenges us to reflect God’s heart by showing a love that doesn’t play favorites—especially toward those who are often overlooked.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake challenges us to go beyond just hearing God’s Word—we must live it. Real faith is revealed through action.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake and the elders launch our journey through James by encouraging us to stay faithful to Jesus, even in the face of trials.

In this week’s message, Associate Pastor Stephen Pollitte teaches Paul failed many times, but God's restoration is rich in mercy and purpose.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake encourages us to bring our honest questions to God, knowing that in our deepest doubts, God draws near – and our questions don’t cancel our faith.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake shares how Jesus brings peace into our fear-filled moments, reminding us that His presence drives out fear and sends us forward with purpose.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake reminds us that while grief has the power to hollower out the soul, the resurrection offers unshakable hope that transforms even our deepest sorrow.

This Easter, Pastor Blake unpacks how Jesus broke the power of darkness and rescued His people through the victory of the resurrection.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake takes us to the cross – the clearest expression of God’s love - and reminds us no force in heaven or on earth can extract us from the grip of Christ’s love.

In this week's message, Pastor Blake reminds us that no matter how messy life gets, God is always at work redeeming and restoring.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake encourages us to find hope and a renewed perspective by focusing on eternity, even in the midst of life’s pain.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake challenges us to boldly follow the Holy Spirit’s leading and fully embrace our new identity in Christ.

In this week’s message from Romans 8:5-11, Pastor Blake reminds us that true life and peace come when we live by the power of the Holy Spirit, setting our minds on what He desires.

This week, Pastor Blake challenges us to embrace the freedom we have in Christ—living without condemnation and empowered by the Holy Spirit within us.

In this week's message, Pastor Blake explores the biblical foundation of worship and the profound spiritual impact of engaging our hearts as we sing to God.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake focuses on generosity as an expression of worship and helps us rediscover the joy of giving.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake challenges us to remove anything that takes priority over God so we can worship with undivided hearts.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake reminds us that inviting God to transform our minds is essential for living in a way that sets us apart from the world.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake helps us see that true worship isn’t about a particular place or a ritual to follow; worship is about responding in love and faith to Christ’s love for us.