Suncrest Church

Most people avoid pain. Dentist visits. Tough conversations. The garage full of Amazon boxes. But here’s the truth: avoiding pain doesn’t make it go away — it makes it worse. We're sharing real stories — from a busted floor to a friend who found freedom from addiction — to show how James (Jesus’ brother) was right: 👉 It might hurt… but the path is still through the pain. If you’ve been stuck, res...

Life can feel like a fight you’re losing—whether it’s stress at work, struggles at home, or battles you don’t talk about with anyone else. We're waving the white flag—not because you’re weak, but because real strength is knowing when to stop trying to control everything on your own. We’re unpacking what it means to surrender the stuff that’s holding you back—habits you hate, addictions that won’t...

Ever feel like you’re carrying the weight of the world—bad habits, addictions, pride, and problems you can’t fix? You’re not alone. But what if real strength comes from doing something most people avoid… surrendering? We're talk about why giving up control isn’t weakness—it’s the boldest move you can make. Whether it’s your relationships, habits, pride, or the stuff you’ve been holding back from G...

Most people think peace comes when life finally calms down. But Paul (writing from prison) says God offers a different kind of peace: one that holds steady even in the middle of chaos. In Philippians 4, he gives four practical moves any of us can try: • Rejoice on purpose. Not because everything’s great, but because God’s always good. • Lead with gentleness. It’s like pouring water on a fire inste...

You’re not crazy—life’s hard, and happiness doesn’t last. This message is for guys who’ve tried chasing the next thing—a better job, a bigger house, a new relationship—thinking it’ll make them happy… but still feel like something’s missing. Tony Jennings breaks down why happiness fades, why life with Jesus doesn’t always get easier, and how real joy is something deeper—something stronger that actu...

You weren’t meant to do life alone. No matter your background, skills, or where you stand with faith—you’ve got a place in something bigger than yourself. Let's breaks down what real community looks like, why it matters, and how God wired us to work together—not just for our own good, but for the good of others too. If you’ve ever felt like church isn’t for you, or like you don’t fit—this message...

We're talking about what it means to show up for the next generation. Whether you're a parent, coach, mentor, or just someone who wants your life to count — this is your call to step in. Paul had a vision. We’re picking it up. Want to lead where it matters most? Start here.

Life can hit hard—and hope can feel out of reach. But what if real hope isn’t just wishful thinking? This message dives into how faith, grit, and God’s love work together to build something stronger in you. If you’ve felt stuck, worn out, or like you're just pushing through—this one’s for you. Hope doesn't disappoint. Let’s talk about why.

What if your spiritual life had a snaggletooth? In this honest and hopeful message, we explore how generosity is often the last area to grow in our faith—and why it matters so much. Drawing from Paul’s words to the Corinthians, Dexter Harris challenges us to put God’s Kingdom over our own castle, and to embrace generosity as a sign of real spiritual maturity.

We've got an after series interview with Greg and Steph about the questions that YOU sent in after our series of messages called "Necessary Masculinity".

What if church wasn't just a place you go—but something you embraced? In this message from our "Dear Church…" series, Lead Pastor Greg Lee challenges us to move beyond hesitation or rejection and embrace the Church as Paul envisioned it. With all its imperfections and beauty, the Church is still God’s chosen way to show grace to the world. Rooted in Paul’s letters and filled with ancient but incre...

What does it look like to be a man who follows Jesus in today’s world? In a culture where young men are struggling—and often forgotten — Jesus calls men to something better: the Focused Soldier, the Forged Athlete, and the Faithful Farmer. Together, they paint a picture of healthy masculinity that’s strong, disciplined, and grounded in purpose. If you're wondering whether Christian men have anythi...

Do the men of Suncrest look any different than the men of the world? In a culture confused about masculinity, we're calling men to something deeper and better. This isn’t about outdated roles or soft stereotypes. It’s about becoming the kind of man who lays down his life, aims with purpose, and reflects the heart of God. Through Scripture, cultural voices, and powerful images—from sitcom dads to T...

Real masculinity isn’t toxic—it’s tough, tender, and tasked by God to build, protect, and take sacrificial responsibility.

We've got an after series interview with Greg and Mitch about the questions that YOU sent in after our series of messages called "The Plus $ide".

What does it mean for your life... and your money... to have meaning? Well, to put it simply, it would be a means to an end.

What's the one thing you could do now that would save you later? Determine your relationship with your money, or it will dictate one for you.

We've got an after series interview with Greg and Mitch about the questions that YOU sent in after our series of messages called "Heaven: When, What, Who".

The scriptures paint a great picture of what it looks like to be on top of your finances. How would you take steps to move from being in the red to being in the black and on top of it? Check out Episode 1 of "The Plus Side".

Heaven... who? Everyone with allegiance to Christ. The message: Who/what will you give your allegiance to?

Heaven... what? It's the fullness of God. The message: It's worth the wait.

Heaven... when? It's both a process and a moment. The message? Be ready.

The 2nd biggest problem with Christianity: overemphasizing eternity. The biggest problem with Christianity: underemphasizing eternity. New life begins on Easter.

What does it look like to care about lost people like Christ? It's to be critiqued by mutters and to still be focused on who matters most... right now.

What does it look like to contribute by serving like Christ? Open, Adjusting, and Trusting.