Welcome to today’s sermon from 1 John 2:18–3:10, where we explore what it means to truly live as children of God. In this message, we’ll unpack how abiding in Christ transforms us, helps us grow in righteousness, and empowers us to live for Him in a world full of distractions and false teachings.

Welcome to today’s sermon! In this message, we dive into 1 John 2, exploring the powerful connection between our love for God and how we live our lives. Pastor Syler Thomas unpacks key truths about obedience, temptation, and the transformative power of God’s love. If you’ve ever struggled with the gap between what you believe and how you act, this sermon is for you.

In this powerful message, Pastor Paul Fowler explores what it means to walk by faith and not by sight, especially when facing life’s uncertainties. Drawing from Scripture, he reminds us that God’s plans are greater than our fears and challenges us to trust Him fully—even when the path ahead isn’t clear.

In this final installment of our Rise: Psalms of Ascent series, Pastor Mike explores Psalm 134—a powerful call to worship that reveals how blessing God leads to our own flourishing.

In a world filled with chaos, stress, and unrest, how do we find true peace? In this heartfelt message, we explore Psalm 131—a short but profound psalm that teaches us how to quiet our anxious hearts and rest in God like a weaned child in its mother’s arms.

In this powerful message, we dive into Psalm 128 to explore what it truly means to live a blessed life. In a world filled with fear, uncertainty, and distractions, the Bible offers a countercultural answer: the fear of the Lord leads to true blessing, obedience, and lasting peace.

On this Pentecost Sunday—the 2,000-year “birthday” of the Church—we reflect on Psalm 130, a powerful psalm for those feeling overwhelmed by guilt, shame, or life’s struggles. Whether you’re burdened by personal failures, anxiety about the future, or the chaos of the world, this psalm offers hope in God’s mercy and redemption.

In this powerful message, Pastor Paul Fowler explores Psalm 123 from our Psalms of Ascent series, guiding us to discover where our true identity and hope lie.

In this message, Pastor Cory dives deep into the transformative power of two simple yet profound words: “But God.” These words remind us that no matter our circumstances, God is greater, and His mercy changes everything.

In a world where trust is declining—in institutions, leaders, and even each other—where do we place our confidence? Psalm 120 gives us a raw and honest look at what it means to trust God when we’re under attack, lied about, or surrounded by conflict.

In this special message, we acknowledge the highs and lows that come with this day and dive into Psalm 127, a powerful Psalm of Ascent that speaks to the meaning of life, work, rest, and family. In a world of rapid change, uncertainty, and personal struggles, how do we anchor our lives in God’s truth? Join us as we explore timeless biblical wisdom for navigating life’s challenges with faith and trust in the Lord.

In this message from the Rise series, we explore Psalm 122, a song of pilgrimage celebrating the joy of gathering to worship God in Jerusalem. Just as ancient Israelites journeyed to the temple, we are reminded that the church is God’s dwelling place today—a community called to worship Him above all else.

In this opening message of the Rise series, Pastor Paul Fowler explores Psalm 121, a “Song of Ascent” traditionally sung by pilgrims journeying to Jerusalem. This psalm reminds us that life is an uphill climb, but we have a Helper who never sleeps—God Himself.

In this powerful message, Pastor Dustin explores how Jesus reveals humanity’s true deepest need through three key scenes in Mark chapter 3. While many today, like tech entrepreneur Brian Johnson, believe defeating death is humanity’s greatest need, Jesus shows us something far more fundamental.

Join us as Pastor Ben Dockery takes us on an unusual “reverse drive-thru” journey through five controversial encounters in Mark’s Gospel, each revealing a different aspect of Jesus’s divine authority. Using a creative analogy from a backwards ice cream run with his family, Pastor Ben unpacks how these controversies help answer the fundamental question: Who is Jesus?

Join us as Pastor Syler Thomas explores the profound questions of life and faith through the lens of Kacey Musgraves’ song “The Architect” and Mark chapter 1. This sermon kicks off our new series on the Gospel of Mark, examining Jesus’ first public message and what it means for us today.

In this powerful message, Pastor Drew Gadsden shares personal stories and biblical insights about what it truly means to love God with all your heart. Drawing from his own transformation journey, Pastor Drew challenges us to examine what’s really in our hearts as we enter 2025. Through candid examples from his social media history and personal experiences, he demonstrates how God can transform even the most distant heart into one that fully loves and trusts Him.

Join Pastor Ben Dockery as he explores the profound story of Simeon and Anna encountering baby Jesus at the temple, and what their experiences teach us about finding true satisfaction for our souls. Drawing from Luke 2, Pastor Ben examines how these two witnesses recognized the promised salvation and found deep contentment in God’s faithfulness.

In this sermon, Pastor Mike explores the Annunciation – the moment when the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary announcing she would give birth to Jesus. Through examining how the original readers would have understood Luke’s account, we discover profound insights about God’s nature and what true surrender looks like.

In this powerful Advent message, we explore the story of Joseph (of the Old Testament) and how his response to betrayal and suffering mirrors Christ’s ultimate example. During this season of waiting and anticipation, Joseph’s story teaches us valuable lessons about forgiveness, perspective, and trusting God’s bigger plan.

In a world of instant gratification and high-speed everything, Pastor Paul reminds us why we need Advent – a season of intentional waiting and patience. Drawing from Abraham’s story of waiting for God’s promises, this message explores how waiting shapes our faith and character.