Sundays at Connexion

This Sunday is Mission Sunday and Pastor Matt gives a message titled “ Being Faithful in the Small. ” Through powerful stories from Kenya and local outreach, he reminds us that God uses simple acts of obedience and love to transform lives—and calls us to open our eyes to see people the way Jesus does.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis gives a message titled ‘ Worship ’, challenging us to examine what truly sits on the throne of our lives as we step into 2026. From holy ground to a holy God, this message reminds us that worship is not just something we do—it’s a way of life, revealed by what we value most.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis gives a message of “The Year of Our Lord,” calling us to resist the temptation to settle and instead pursue God’s best for the year ahead. Through Scripture and the story of Abram and Lot, he challenges us to live with vision, spiritual intention, and the end in mind as we step boldly into 2026.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis wraps up the series with part 3 of “ A Light in the Darkness, ” pointing us to the truth that God’s light often shines brightest through inconvenient, unexpected moments. Through the stories of Mary, Joseph, and Elizabeth, we’re reminded that Emmanuel—God with us—writes our narrative and calls us to trust His light even when it exposes more than it attracts.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in our series with part 2 of ' A Light in the Darkness ', exploring the continued promise of the Light through the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth. Discover what it means to be confident in God’s calling, His Word, and His will—even when obedience brings tension, waiting, and unseen petitions answered in His perfect time.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis kicks off a new series opening up with part 1 of 'A Light in the Darkness' . In this message, he uncovers the historical, prophetic, and spiritual depth of Isaiah’s promise, reminding us that Jesus—the true Light—invites us out of the darkness and into a place of belonging, hope, and transformation.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in the series with Part 3 of ' Creating a Culture of Honor' , reminding us that heaven’s culture begins with exchanging our opinions for God’s truth about who we are. Through the story of Zacchaeus and the call to honor upward, outward, and downward, Pastor Curtis challenges us to receive the honor God has already placed on us and live as sons and dau...

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in the series ' Creating a Culture of Honor' with Part 2, reminding us that honor begins by looking upward—recognizing God’s worth, responding to His voice, and aligning our lives with His ways. In this message, we learn how honoring God opens the door to His power, shapes how we honor others, and creates a kingdom culture marked by blessing, unity, a...

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis begins a new series opening up with part 1 of ' Creating a Culture of Honor' . In this message, he unpacks how truth, trust, and God-given value shape a Kingdom culture that reflects Jesus—showing us how choosing honor brings the reality of heaven to earth.

This Sunday, guest speaker Milton Jones wraps up our series with part 4 of ‘ Your Faith, Their Hope .’ He challenges us to make a lasting global impact through faith and service—transforming lives around the world through the work of the Christian Relief Fund.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in our new series with Part 3 of Your Faith, Their Hope — “The Common Man.” In this message, we’re reminded that as we go through life, our everyday faith has the power to bring hope to the world around us. Even the “common man” is called to shine brightly, make disciples, and reflect Christ in all we do.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in our new series with Part 2 of “Your Faith, Their Hope” — The Invitation. When opposition arises, how do we respond as Christ’s ambassadors? In this message, Pastor Curtis reminds us of God’s heart for the lost and challenges us to be ready to give an answer for the hope we have, sharing our faith with gentleness, urgency, and love.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis kicks off a new series with “Your Faith, Their Hope” —a powerful reminder that sharing our faith isn’t optional; it’s our calling. Through Scripture and real-life examples, he challenges us to see, invite, and disciple those around us, turning everyday encounters into opportunities to share the hope of Jesus.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis wraps up the series with Part 5 of “ Building a Kingdom Family. ” In this powerful message focused on the next generation, he reminds us that honor is at the heart of every strong home and thriving church. When families choose to value one another as God does, they reflect His Kingdom and pass on a legacy of faith that transforms generations.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in the series with Part 4 of “ Building a Kingdom Family” — Purging Out. In this message, he teaches the importance of biblical discipline in shaping hearts, not just behavior. Discover how godly correction, rooted in love, produces peace, righteousness, and a home that reflects the heart of Christ.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in the series with Pt. 3 of ' Building a Kingdom Family' . In this message, he shares the vital role parents play in ‘pouring in’ the truth of God’s Word, teaching their children to grow in wisdom, stature, and favor with God and man.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in our new series with pt 2 of " Building a Kingdom Family" . In this message, we look at God’s original design for marriage and family, exploring how men and women are called to compliment one another, overcome the challenges of sin and brokenness, and reflect Christ’s love and respect within their homes to advance His Kingdom.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis kicks off a new series “ Building a Kingdom Family ” with a message on God’s original design for marriage, family, and our roles within them. From creation in Genesis to the challenges of today’s culture, this sermon reminds us that God’s design is not only good but best—and He provides hope and restoration even in brokenness.

Our guest speaker, Dr. Francis Bii, is an elder at Harvest Connexion Church in Eldoret, Kenya. On Sunday, he shared a powerful message how we can have abundant joy because we have victory in Jesus Christ. Our service to the Lord is never in vain but sows eternal seeds.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis gives a message on ‘ A Thankful Heart .’ Drawing from Luke 17 and powerful stories of gratitude, he reminds us that thankfulness shifts our perspective, shapes our character, and ultimately reveals whether we live as people who worship or complain.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis gives a message on “ The Lost One’s ”, reminding us that salvation is not about what we do, but what Christ has already done. Through baptism and communion, he shows how these sacraments point us back to the Gospel—our “can’t” met fully by His “can.”

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in the Romans series – with Pt. 13 “ When in Rome… Don’t. ” From Romans 16, we see Paul’s heartfelt recognition of those who served faithfully in the early church, a reminder of the power of hospitality, the importance of names, and the call to guard against division while giving glory to God.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in the Romans series with Pt. 12, “ When in Rome… Don’t.” In Romans 15, we’re reminded that unity in Christ means being led by the Spirit, serving where He calls—even when it’s hard—and courageously carrying the Gospel forward while blessing and praying for those on the front lines.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues in the Romans series with Pt. 11, “ When in Rome… Don’t. ” In Romans 14, we’re reminded not to divide the Church over personal convictions—what we eat, drink, or wear—but to walk in love, live out our freedom with maturity, and keep our eyes fixed on what truly matters: righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis is back & picks back up in the Romans series — with Pt. 10 “When in Rome… Don’t”. In this message, he challenges believers to live as resident aliens with dual citizenship — honoring earthly authority while ultimately pledging allegiance to God’s Kingdom above all.