In this message Ps Jared pulls particle examples from the book of Philippines for how we can be full of joy, life, and light, and be an example of Christ to our neighborhoods, workplaces and schools in this holiday season.

Exploring the urgency behind the Christmas carol "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," this message uses the acronym HARK to break down the arrival of divine nature into a fallen world. Pastor Colin challenges listeners to move beyond passive hearing and offer a required response of worship, surrender, and active faith.

Your miracle is a forerunner to others being introduced to Jesus.

In this message, we look at the story of the Magi in Matthew 2 and discover what it truly means to encounter Jesus as King. The wise men recognized Jesus for who He really was—not just a baby, not just Mary and Joseph’s son, but the promised King revealed by heaven itself. We’re challenged to ask the same question Jesus later asked His disciples: “Who do you say that I am?” This message explores what shapes our view of Jesus—family, culture, experience, and media—and reminds us that our understanding must ultimately be shaped by His Word, His fruit, and His Spirit.

We’re also reminded that the primary reason we come to Jesus and gather as the church is worship—to honor the King. Finally, we’re challenged by the Magi opening their treasures, learning that true worship always carries a cost, echoing David’s declaration that he would not offer to God what cost him nothing. This message calls us to see Jesus rightly, worship Him fully, and offer Him our very best.

Hear this message and be inspired to remember all the blessings that Christmas brought to us with the birth of Jesus Christ.

The Christmas Story is about heaven's intervention into the history and the destiny of mankind! Mankind sinned against God in Eden and were cast out of Eden and mankind on a continuous trajectory away from God until Christ came and redeemed all. Now instead of the destiny of a lost eternity, we have eternal life in Heaven with God!

This message dives into Genesis 1, where God commands humanity not only to be fruitful, but to subdue the earth and exercise dominion—revealing the balance between God’s sovereignty and our responsibility. Subduing means taking ownership and action, recognizing that while some things require prayer, others require work, discernment, and responsibility.

Territory takers don’t wait for perfect conditions or choose the easy path; they step out in faith, reject passivity, and act decisively for God’s purposes. Ultimately, territory takers are all in—because following Jesus isn’t about convenience or self-improvement, but wholehearted commitment and surrender.

Be inspired to believe and trust in God's miraculous power to be at work in your life through the power of the Holy Spirit.

The book of Acts was never supposed to end. There should be more miracles now not less.  Ps Jon shows us in scripture the authority and power we carry in Christ.

We often misunderstand seasons, expecting constant harvest when sometimes God has us in winter—a season of rest, trust, and investment rather than visible fruit. Winter doesn’t mean something is wrong; it means the soil is resting, roots are deepening, and pruning is happening to make room for future growth. Just as farmers rest the land, tend the vines, and repair their tools in winter, God uses these seasons to heal hearts, strengthen foundations, and prepare us for what’s next. When we change the meaning of winter from failure to formation, frustration gives way to peace and hope. Learning to embrace "winter" allows us to trust God in hardship, knowing that new life and harvest are being prepared beneath the surface.