We’re kicking off a brand-new series, Generosity Works! This week’s message, The Perspective of Generosity, reminds us that everything we have comes from God—He owns it all, provides it all, and directs it all. When we see money through His perspective, it becomes more than a resource—it becomes a tool for His purpose.

As we close out our Called Out series, this message from 2 Peter 2:1-4 challenges us to stay alert to voices that pull us from truth. Some twist truth for control, while others blur conviction for comfort. Discover how to protect your heart and home by staying rooted in Scripture, the Church, and the Spirit.

This week in our Called Out series, we’re exploring what happens when faith doesn’t stay still. Growth isn’t always easy, but it’s essential—and it shows up in how we live, not just what we believe. God’s given us everything we need to keep moving forward, but the next step is ours to take.

In this series on 1st and 2nd Peter, Pastor Shawn and Krista highlight how Peter is remind the church that they are CALLED OUT of the darkness.  This week P. Krista explores 1 Peter 5:5b-7 as Peter reminds us that we are  called out to humility.

In this series on 1st and 2nd Peter, Pastor Shawn and Krista highlight how Peter is remind the church that they are CALLED OUT of the darkness.  This week Pastor Shawn explores 2 Peter 4 as Peter reminds us that we are  called out to Suffer.

We’ve been called out — not just to live under authority, but to live under God’s authority. In 1 Peter 2, we're challenged to submit in a way that reflects our trust in God's sovereignty and providence. Sometimes submission serves as a powerful testimony, and other times, faithfulness means having the courage to resist. Discernment is key as we seek to honor God in every situation.

We’ve been called out — not just to be different, but to make a difference. In 1 Peter 2, we’re reminded that our new identity in Christ comes with a purpose: to reflect Him to the world around us. Through our actions, our patience, and our words, we point others to the hope we've found. Being a witness isn’t just about what we say — it’s about who we are becoming.

This week in our "Called Out" series, we're challenged to respond — not just with words, but with our lives. What does it look like to live with holiness, reverent fear, love, and hunger? 1 Peter gives us a powerful call to action. Are you ready to answer it?

In this series on 1 + 2 Peter, the church is reminded that we are CALLED OUT of the darkness and into all God has for us. This week, we explore 1 Peter 1:1-12 and discuss the great salvation we have in Christ.

This week we’re joined by Pastors Aryan and Allison with a message from Nehemiah 3. God’s work was never meant to be done alone—it’s something we step into side by side. When we learn to work together with humility, we see the Kingdom built in ways far greater than what we could accomplish on our own.

We're wrapping up our All In series with a Refuel Service. Join us for an extended time of prayer and worship.

We’re wrapping up our All In series by looking at what it means to live a life that Gives and Goes. Following Jesus isn’t just about what we receive—it’s about stepping into a life of generosity, purpose, and partnership with God. When we go All In, we discover that the greatest joy isn’t in consuming, but in contributing, and that our calling is bigger than ourselves.

Join us for week one of our A-Team series. Through Acts 2 and practical wisdom from Proverbs, we discover how belonging and breakthrough are cultivated in Christ-centered community, and how showing up, planning with purpose, and surrendering the outcome positions us for spiritual growth.

Not all cleansing is visible. Some of the most important renewal begins beneath the surface. In this week's message from Psalm 51, we explore what it means to be honest with ourselves—and with God—and to open our hearts to the possibility of restoration. This is a moment to pause. To reflect. To consider what needs to be surrendered… and what might be waiting on the other side of grace.

In this enlightening episode, Pastor Emeritus Mike Benson guides us through Psalm 33, offering insights into rekindling our awe for God. As part of the 'Summer in the Psalms' series, we delve into the significance of maintaining reverence and admiration for the Lord, highlighting how easily we can lose our focus amidst life's distractions. The episode emphasizes four compelling reasons to stand in awe of God: His presence, power, protection, and provision. We're reminded that our daily praise should be rooted in His essence and not merely His actions. Through captivating anecdotes, we learn about the unwavering nature of God's protection and provision, even in challenging times. The message challenges listeners to shift their focus away from worldly concerns back to the divine, encouraging a revitalized worship and devotion. This journey through Psalm 33 not only inspires listeners to reignite their love for God but also to keep their gaze fixed on Him amidst the noise of the world.

As we continue in our series Summer in the Psalms, we’re looking at the promises found in Psalm 91—a psalm of refuge, trust, and deep satisfaction in God. In a world full of uncertainty, this passage offers a reminder: there is safety for those who dwell, rest, and submit to the ways of the Lord…and there is lasting satisfaction in a life anchored in Him.

What does real praise look like—and why does it matter? This week in Summer in the Psalms, we’re looking at Psalm 100 and uncovering powerful reasons and ways to praise, even when it’s not easy. There’s more to worship than we often realize.

In this series on the book of Psalms, Pastor Shawn will begin with chapter one as we look into what the Word has to say about success in life.

In this series on the book of Psalms, Pastor Shawn will begin with chapter one as we look into what the Word has to say about success in life.

In the concluding episode of the series "Not From Here," we delve into the prophetic insights from the Book of Daniel, focusing on Daniel's 70-week timeline and the tribulation period. Our journey through these ancient scriptures has unveiled parallels between Daniel's exile and our existence in a world with differing values from the Kingdom of God. Pastor Chris elaborates on the concept of the Antichrist and the implications of the end-time tribulation for Israel and the Church. This discussion extends beyond the narrative of Israel's historical suffering due to her rejection of God's covenant, and questions arise about the Church's fate during these trying times. While Daniel provides limited details on the Church, we turn to New Testament passages to explore the Church's pre-tribulation rapture stance, drawing insights from 1 Thessalonians chapter 4. With a focus on unity rather than theological debates, we highlight key distinctions between the rapture and the second coming of Christ, providing believers with encouragement and clarity. The episode concludes with reflections on God's unyielding promise of salvation, urging listeners to ponder their personal relationship with Christ amidst uncertainties.