The prevailing ideologies of our time all have one thing in common: they often lack hope for the future. Pastor Sam Grosso invites us to consider that when we are people of faith in Jesus, our best days are ahead of us!

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Our culture is not often one that values or honors authority, but as we continue our message series through the life of David we'll see that in God's kingdom, the greatest of us really are those that that serve rather than seek to be served.

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Life can often feel like a never-ending fight, but as we continue our collection of messages on the life of David, Pastor Sam invites us to consider how our strength is measured by our ability to take a hit and get back up.

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We often believe negative stories about God, the world, or ourselves due to something that someone said to us. As we're walking through the life of David in our message series "Seasons," Pastor Sam Grosso invites us to ask the question "who said?" about the negative stories that we believe.

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We all find ourselves in seasons of "Yes But Not Yet" from time to time. Pastor Sam Grosso unpacks what it looks like to wait well on what God has invited us into even when it feels like it should have happened already.

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Part 5 of our collection of messages on Spiritual Disciplines. Beginning on the first page of our Bibles, God creates humans to be in community with each other. Healthy community is usually difficult, but it is an invitation to become more like Jesus through love and self-sacrifice.

A message from Pastor Renee Grosso specifically for the women of our church entitled "War on Fruit."

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Part 4 of our collection of messages on Spiritual Disciplines. For thousands of years, God's people have practiced a Sabbath and rested from their work just as God did on the seventh day of creation. Sabbath is a way that we align our lives with the rhythms of God and His good world.

Part 3 of our collection of messages on Spiritual Disciplines. Worship is more than just songs we sing on Sunday, but is a discipline that we're invited to cultivate as we grow in our discipleship to Jesus.

Part 2 of our collection of messages on the Spiritual Disciplines. Jesus often withdrew from the noise of the world to be alone with God, and as His followers he invites us to take time to be silent and hear his still, small voice.