In a chapter most of us usually skip, Genesis 5 reveals one of the Bible’s most surprising truths: there’s a loophole in the cycle of “he lived, he fathered, he died.” While an entire generation is marked by brokenness, rebellion, and the consequences of sin, one man—Enoch—breaks the pattern by simply walking with God.   Through the story of Seth’s line, the contrast with Cain’s legacy, and a vivid illustration from the 600-year construction of the Cologne Cathedral, this episode reminds us that God is building something that spans generations. Your life is one leg of a much larger race.   In a sermon entitled “The Loophole”, Lead Pastor Dhati Lewis invites you to see your story within God’s long story—and to pursue an intimate walk with Him that can reshape your legacy, your family, and future generations after you.

“The Spread of Sin and the Hope of the Gospel” — Genesis 4 From the first cry of a newborn outside Eden to the first murder in human history, Genesis 4 shows how quickly sin spreads—and how faithfully God still pursues. Through the story of Cain and Abel, we see that worship isn’t just about what we give but how we give it. God desires our first and best, not what’s left over. Even when life “be lifin’,” His grace keeps calling us to deeper intimacy and better worship. This episode explores the spread of sin, the heart of true worship, and the hope of the gospel that refuses to let rebellion have the last word.

Join our powerful discussion on the intersection of faith, mental health, and practical approaches to healing. We delve into the Christian perspective on suffering and explore how it aligns with seeking professional mental health support, finding strength through worship, and practical tools for resilience. Whether you're struggling with trauma, depression, or life's challenges, discover how the gospel, counseling, and community support offer paths to healing. Let’s redefine strength together.

In this powerful reflection on our study of 1 Peter, we explore the theme of enduring faith in the face of trials. Chris & Shani Duncan share their journey through personal struggles, including a recent MS diagnosis and the loss of a loved one, emphasizing that true victory is found in Christ as our firm foundation. This discussion encourages believers to lean into their faith, build community, and find strength in God, even in life's darkest moments.

n this message from 1 Peter 5:1-11, Pastor Lundi explores how God's faithfulness serves as the foundation for both leaders and the congregation. Peter addresses the elders and the church with practical guidance for living humbly in community.

n this sermon from 1 Peter 4:12-19, Pastor Lewis explores the reality of suffering for Christ and how believers can respond faithfully. Peter urges us not to be surprised by trials but to rejoice, knowing they draw us closer to Christ.

Pastor Lundi emphasizes that suffering is a natural part of the Christian journey, just as Christ suffered. Followers of Christ are called to arm themselves with the understanding that they will face trials, but these are an opportunity to grow closer to God. Scripture encourages believers to endure suffering with purpose, knowing it is a testimony to the reality of the Gospel.

In this message, Pastor Lewis explores The Christian Clap Back based on 1 Peter 3:8-9, highlighting three ways we can respond to others: the satanic level of returning evil for good, the human level of giving good for good and evil for evil, and the divine level—returning good for evil as Christ calls us to do.

Pastor Lundi emphasizes the importance of submitting to authority, following Christ’s example, even under unfair or unjust systems. Wives are encouraged to submit to their husbands as a testimony of their faith, showing inner beauty, trust in God, Husbands, in turn, are instructed to honor their wives as equals, treating them with dignity. Lastly Pastor Lundi encourages all believers are called to live in unity, pursue peace, and restrain from repaying evil, trusting in God’s justice.

Pastor Anderson passionately preached that the passions of the flesh are like poison to our souls, waging war within us, and we must abstain from them to honor God. His powerful message urged us to bear our cross daily, trusting in the glory and righteousness we have in Christ, as we follow His footsteps.

Pastor Lewis emphasizes the importance of remaining fully aware and engaged during times of suffering by embracing a new posture, pursuit, and presence in Christ.

Pastor Lundi's message reminds us that we are God’s chosen, called to live with hope and holiness. As citizens of another kingdom, we must be disciplined, sober, and focused on turning from sin to live for God and love others.

Pastor Lewis walks with us through the passage 1st peter 1: 1-12 where he points out that our foundation should be in the hope of our salvation. 

This is the 4th and final Sunday in our DNA series. The DNA series is about the DNA of Blueprint church or what we are about as a church. This week pastor Lundi goes over being a generous steward. 

This is the 3rd Sunday in our DNA series. The DNA series is about the DNA of Blueprint church or what we are about as a church. This week pastor Lewis gives us practical ways to be disciple maker.

This is the 2nd Sunday in our DNA series. The DNA series is about the DNA of Blueprint church or what we are about as a church. This week pastor Lundy encourages us to  be a responsible sibling.

This is the first Sunday in our DNA series. The DNA series is about the DNA of Blueprint church or what we are about as Blueprint church. Hope you enjoy!