Jesus' invitation into discipleship isn't just for us as individuals; he calls us into a community under him. What does it look like for us to live as an authentic community in a society craving connection and struggling with loneliness? In this message from our vision series, PILLARS, we delve into God's vision for community and meaningful relationship.

What would it look like for you to go deeper in your discipleship to Jesus this year? To return to the heart of what all of this is about? In the second sermon of our vision series PILLARS, James teaches on what it means for us accept Jesus' invitation to follow him.

We planted this church to go after the one —to see lost people found and prodigal sons and daughters coming home. In the first sermon of our vision series PILLARS, James unpacks the heart and call of our young church.

All too often we're tempted to think that the source of our pain, problems and dysfunction is "out there" - whether it be in other people, politics, certain ideologies, or even the state of the world. In Mark 7 Jesus flips this way of thinking on its head, offering a challenging teaching on the nature of sin, and where the true origin of uncleanness and defilement begins.

Hypocrisy can be one of the most damaging things in the church. In today’s passage in Mark, Jesus calls out the Jews, who consider themselves to be God’s people, for their hypocritical attitudes and actions. But is this only a problem for them, or is also a problem for us? And what can we do about the hypocrisy in our own hearts and minds? 

What would it look like for us to grow in intimacy with God in 2026? How might it impact our lives, and the lives of those around us - to increasingly live from a place of knowing that God is with us? James speaks on the presence of Jesus from the famous story of him walking on water.

Apologies for the technical issues in this week's recording as we have been troubleshooting our new venue.

A message on hope for Christmas 2025.

What's in your hand for Jesus to multiply? James unpacks the well known story of Jesus feeding the five thousand; looking at the God who not only satisfies our hunger but can multiply what's in our hand.

Have you become too familiar with Jesus? What if your background and familiarity with God is actually the reason you lack faith and restrict His power from working in your life? In this challenging teaching from Mark 6; we see that sometimes those in closest proximity to Jesus are the very ones with the most unbelief in their hearts.

Does God respond to our faith? If so, what are the characteristics of the kind of faith that moves Him? Join us as we walk through Mark 5:21-43 together and witness Jesus healing a woman on account of her faith; and raising a Jewish ruler's dead daughter to life.