Our January 4, 2025, sermon is from John 21:15-17. Faithful church leadership always begins with a passion for Jesus.

Our December 28, 2025, sermon is from Daniel 7. This concludes our sermon series Promises of Advent.

Our December 21, 2025, sermon is from Matthew 1:18-25. Jesus is both fully God and fully man.

Our sermon for December 14, 2025, is from 2 Samuel 7 and Isaiah 11. Jesus is King of Kings. Follow Him.

Our December 7, 2025, sermon is from Isaiah 9:2-7. We continue our series Promises of Advent. We see that Jesus is the light that shines in our darkness and makes our lives better forever.

Our sermon for November 30, 2025, is from Micah 5:2. This is the first in our Advent sermon series. We will be reading the prophecies God gave His people, looking forward to the birth of Jesus. In Micah, we learn that the future King of Israel will be born in the small and insignificant Bethlehem

Our sermon for November 23, 2025, is based on Luke 17:11-19. We learn that returning to Jesus in gratitude opens our lives to the fullness of God's blessing.

Our sermon for November 16, 2025, is from 1 Timothy 6:6-10. It is part 3 of our series Kingdom Economics. We learn that Godliness with contentment is great gain.

Our November 9, 2025, sermon is from John 3:16. Our God is a giving God.

Our November 2, 2025, sermon is from Luke 12:13-21. Jesus will teach us to see money, possessions, and success the way He does, where true wealth is found not in what we keep, but in what we give, and life is measured by generosity, not gain.

Our October 26, 2025, sermon is from Matthew 11:1-6. What to do when God doesn't meet our expectations?

What do you do when your faith feels like it’s not working? When you’re struggling with doubts, questions, or even anger, you’re afraid to admit? In our October 19, 2025, message from Mark 9:14–29, we explore how Jesus meets us in the moments when belief feels hardest.