In part two of our three-part series through the Lord's Prayer, Jesus instructs us in praying prayers that expand the Kingdom of God. Then we are invited to bring our personal needs before Him. As we seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, all these other things will be added unto us. 

This is part one of a three-part series on the Lord's Prayer. When the disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray, He did not offer a series of lectures. Instead, he gave them a model prayer - one that was meant to become their framework for how to talk to God. In this message, Ps Jason unpacks the call from the first line - "Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name" - to begin with adoration and worship.

Goals are good, but habits are better, and especially better than New Year's Resolutions. In this message, Ps Jason challenges us to strengthen our habits in six important areas.

Luke tells us that Jesus went through a process of growth and preparation for His calling, and we should expect no less in our lives as His followers.

Isaiah said, "of the increase of His government and peace, there will be no end." Then 750 years later, Jesus said, "Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you. But not as the world gives..." Jesus is the only source of true peace, but we often try to seek out peace in all the wrong places. In this Christmas message, Ps Jason shares three peace counterfeits, and the three ways God's true peace, or shalom, manifests in our lives.

This week, Ps Ian continues in our Christmas Series - Unto Us - unpacking Isaiah 9:6-7. He focuses on the profound revelation of the Eternal Son of God in the names Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace.

For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given. Within that prophecy lies the mystery of the incarnation - God becoming a human, taking on flesh, in the person of Jesus Christ, so that He could save us from our sins. In this message, Ps Jason explores how this truth should impact us deeply.

On the anniversary of our first year as a church, special guest and Prophet Steve McCracken brings a powerful word on the part we must play in fulfilling God's seven-year vision for our church.  

God has a vision of healthy growth for every church, but His plan hinges upon His people being willing to be equipped. 

When we have an eternal perspective, we have a motivation to make life decisions that bring little by little transformation, leading to an eternal legacy without regret.

In Exodus 23:27–33 and Deuteronomy 7:21–25, God promises gradual victory over enemies - not instant conquest - to build Israel's capacity, prevent desolation, and ensure sustained growth. This Old Testament pattern foreshadows the Church's advance of the Kingdom. As believers multiply in faith, character, and numbers, Christ's dominion expands progressively. In this message, Ps Jason unpacks the little habits that compound into God's plan for increase in our lives.

(Due to technical difficulties, the audio at the start is muffled, but it does improve at the 17 minute mark.)