Sunday Recap

In a culture driven by hustle and haunted by comparison, Psalm 23 offers more than comfort—it offers confrontation. It pushes back against the lie that we are always behind, always missing something, and instead declares that with the Lord as our Shepherd, we already have what we need. This message invites us to move from striving to resting, from scarcity to sufficiency, by learning to speak to G...

n this insightful sermon, Pastor Mike Tabet challenges the relentless pursuit of productivity by exploring Psalm 127 and the profound truth that "Work is only meaningful when God is in it". Drawing from personal experience and the ancient "Psalms of Ascent" , he unpacks how our efforts, no matter how well-intentioned, can be "in vain" without God at the center. This m...

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Mike Tabet explores the critical difference between "résumé virtues" and "eulogy virtues," challenging us to consider what truly lasts in life. Drawing from Paul's final letter to Timothy, he delves into the stories of Demas, John Mark, Alexander, and Paul himself, revealing how character is forged and fractured through our daily decisions an...

In this sermon, we explore Paul’s sobering warning in 2 Timothy 3:1–9 about the dangers of hollow spirituality and disordered love in the “last days”—a time we are living in now. Rather than pointing fingers at the world, this message invites us to hold up a mirror and examine how cultural forces like consumerism, self-centeredness, and the pursuit of comfort may be subtly reshaping our faith. It’...

What does true power look like? In this sermon, we explore the biblical concept of service and how Jesus redefines power—not through dominance, but through humility. From personal stories at summer camp to Jesus washing the disciples’ feet, we uncover how serving others is the antidote to the world’s obsession with power. Join us as we discuss practical ways to cultivate a heart of service and liv...

In a culture that constantly tells us we need more—more money, more possessions, more success—what does Jesus say? This sermon unpacks the practice of simplicity and how living with less can actually lead to more joy, peace, and freedom. From the ancient Egyptian pharaohs to modern consumerism, we examine how materialism shapes us and how Jesus invites us into a better way.

What we consume shapes who we become. In this sermon, we explore the spiritual discipline of study and its role in forming us as disciples of Jesus. In an age of misinformation and distraction, how can we cultivate a habit of deep, intentional learning? We discuss the power of repetition, concentration, comprehension, and reflection—practical tools for engaging Scripture and the world around us wi...

In this sermon on 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12, we explore how everyone is shaped by the stories they believe—whether they realize it or not. Paul’s instruction to the Thessalonians challenges them (and us) to counteract cultural narratives about sex and work by embracing a life of holiness. Through intentional spiritual formation, we are invited to align our lives with God’s truth rather than being pas...

In a world that often rushes past pain, how do we bring our grief before God in a way that is both honest and faithful? This sermon explores the biblical practice of lament, a powerful prayer language for those wrestling with sorrow. Through the story of Mary and Jesus at Lazarus’ tomb, we see how lament allows us to express our deepest hurts while holding onto the hope of God's presence. Join...

What if God cares about the small things just as much as the big ones? This sermon explores the often-overlooked power of petitionary prayer—asking God for help in both the monumental and the mundane. Through a personal story of a lost passport, biblical examples, and deep theological reflection, this message challenges us to bring every need before God, from finding our car keys to facing life’s...