In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon unpacks Psalm 78:1–8 and shows why every generation plays a crucial role in passing on faith to the next. We dive into why younger generations are often misunderstood, how spiritual apathy creeps into our lives, and what we can do to model a faith worth following.
You’ll hear real stories of what God is doing through Gen Z and Gen Alpha, the impact of FCA and Hope City Youth, and an interview with Pastor Meagan about raising faith-filled kids.
No matter your age or stage, YOU have influence—and the next generation needs it. Let’s be a church that fights apathy, builds legacy, and chooses to be FOR the Next Generation.
So many of us wonder if our lives really make a difference. We compare ourselves, we battle perfectionism, and we convince ourselves that what we have isn’t enough for God to use. But in John 6, Jesus shows us something powerful: He multiplies whatever we surrender.
In this message, Pastor Peter unpacks the story of the boy with the five loaves and two fish—and teaches us how God can do extraordinary things with the ordinary things we place in His hands.
You’ll also hear stories from our Heart for the House season and celebrate 10 baptisms—real lives changed because of the faithfulness and generosity of our church family.
If you’ve ever wondered about your purpose, your impact, or whether God can use what you bring… this message is for you.
Real talk about three big questions: What is baptism, and do I need it to be saved? How should Christians think about “ranking” sins? And is every spiritual thing actually from the Spirit of God? In this message, we unpack saving grace (Eph 2:8–9), believers’ baptism (Rom 6:4; Matt 28:19–20), humility over hierarchy, and how to test “spirituality” (1 John 4:1; 2 Cor 11:14–15).
Next Steps:
Get baptized: Text HCINFO to 97000 and follow the prompts.
In this message, “Let’s Talk About It: Why Worship Isn’t About You (And Never Was)”, we unpack why worship is anchored in who God is and what He has done—not our preferences or moods. Psalm 100 calls us to enter with thanksgiving and praise because the Lord is good and faithful.
We explore the difference between vertical (to God) and horizontal (about God) worship, and why both form us as disciples. Worship isn’t a playlist—it’s a posture that magnifies Jesus above self.
Join Us as Pastor Jason Burns from Access Church wraps up our series, "Here Today Gone Tomorrow"!
Today, Pastor Jason talks about living generously and the 3 levels of giving.
Most of us know stress is bad—but what if the biggest source of our stress is the one we choose? In “Debt is Stress,” Pastor Peter unpacks how financial pressure doesn’t just drain our wallets—it drains our peace. Discover how God wants to free you from the weight of debt and worry through three powerful prayers:
1️⃣ God, give me self-control.
2️⃣ God, give me understanding.
3️⃣ God, give me a plan.
Learn how to move from pressure to peace and find freedom in your finances—and in your faith. Because Jesus didn’t just pay your spiritual debt—He invites you to live debt-free in every area of your life.
We’re told that more will finally make us happy—more money, more stuff, more success. But what if “more” is just a mirage that keeps moving further away the closer we chase it?
In this message, Pastor Peter unpacks what Jesus says about contentment, money, and peace. You’ll learn how to break free from the endless cycle of comparison and start building a life that actually satisfies.
Discover how to:
Find joy when “enough” never feels like enough
Trust God with your plans and possessions
Shift your heart from getting more to becoming more
Live with peace, generosity, and purpose
This week isn’t about guilt—it’s about freedom. God isn’t against you having things; He’s against things having you.
📖 Scriptures: Matthew 6:21 | Luke 12:15 | Philippians 4:11–13 | Proverbs 21:5
🔥 Next Step: Join our 7-Day Contentment Reset — text RESET to 97000 to receive daily prompts that help you live with gratitude and peace.
What does real faith look like when money is tight, the wait is long, and heaven feels silent? In James 5 we see three proving grounds of faith—money, patience, and prayer. Pastor Brandon unpacks why money makes a terrible master but a powerful servant (Jas 5:1–6), how waiting forms us (Jas 5:7–12), and why prayer must be our first response, not last resort (Jas 5:13–20).
Real faith doesn’t show off in control—it shows up in surrender. In James 4 we face our biggest fight: the battle within. Pastor Peter unpacks why conflicts start in our desires, how pride pulls against God, and the 5 S’s of surrender—Submit, Stand, Sit with God, Say “I’m sorry,” and Serve. Drop the rope, draw near to God, and plan around His will, not around your own.
Our world is loud—but James 3 reminds us the real issue isn’t the noise around us, it’s the heart within us. In this message, Pastor Peter unpacks the disproportionate power of our words, why tongue trouble is really a heart problem, and three guardrails to speak life: surrender your heart, submit your mouth, and set a guard.
Real faith doesn’t stop in your head or heart—it shows up in your hands. In “James: Faith That Works (James 2),” Pastor Peter unpacks why the church must reject favoritism, how mercy triumphs over judgment, and how Abraham and Rahab prove that genuine faith acts. If you’re ready to move from belief to obedience, this message is for you.
When life hits hard, James 1 shows us trials aren’t pointless—they’re purposeful. In this message, we learn to choose joy, ask God for wisdom, stand firm without doubting, and spot the enemy’s playbook: Desire → Deception → Disobedience → Death. Every good gift comes from our unchanging Father, and those who persevere receive the crown of life. Lean in, take notes, and let your faith grow stronger today.
Loneliness is real—but it doesn’t have to be final. In this message, we explore how love and faithfulness reflect the heart of Jesus and create authentic community. From breaking down barriers to building trust, discover how God's love moves us from isolation to connection. Watch to be reminded: You are seen, known, and loved.
📖 Key Scriptures:
Matthew 11:28–30
Galatians 5:13–23
1 John 4:7–19
Proverbs 3:3–4
Romans 5:8
In a world full of performance, image, and inconsistency—how do you live a life of real, lasting impact? In this week’s message, Pastor Peter teaches how the Holy Spirit produces goodness and faithfulness in us—not for show, but for substance. Discover how integrity, consistency, and spiritual formation become fruit that the world can trust.
In a world of “Buy Now” buttons, late-night scrolling, and instant gratification, how do we actually live with self-control? In this message, Pastor Peter unpacks how the Holy Spirit empowers us to overcome impulse culture—not through willpower, but through surrender. Discover how to stop reacting in the flesh and start responding in the Spirit.
Ever find yourself holding onto a grudge longer than you should? Maybe it’s the coworker who undercuts you, the friend who ghosts you, or that family member who never lets things go. In this week’s message, Pastor Peter dives into what it really means to live in step with the Holy Spirit—and how we move from bitterness to freedom.
Drawing from Galatians 5, we explore how the Fruit of the Spirit—specifically patience, kindness, and gentleness—can help us release grudges and embrace grace. Because let’s be honest: You can’t grow a grudge and the Fruit of the Spirit at the same time.
From airplane clappers and parenting moments to swaddled babies and viral Chick-fil-A notes, this message is honest, funny, and packed with truth that meets you right where you are.
🕊️ Key Takeaway:
The Holy Spirit doesn’t just change how you feel—He changes how you treat people.