Life can feel cold, heavy, or disappointing—especially when the things we think will finally make us feel better fall short. In Week 1 of our Advent series, Until He Came, Pastor Brad helps us see that real hope isn’t something we create. It’s something God brings. Jesus stepped into our winter and broke its power, inviting us to live as people of hope in the space between His first coming and His promised return.

Questions for Reflection

• Where in your life does it currently “feel like winter,” and what does this message invite you to believe about Jesus in that place?

• How can you practice living as a person of hope this week, even before anything in your circumstances changes?

In the final week of Rhythms, Pastor Tyler invites us to see our bodies the way God sees them: as holy places where His Spirit dwells. Instead of viewing our bodies only through frustration, insecurity, or the pressure to perform, Scripture reminds us that we were created in God’s image, formed with purpose, and called to glorify Him with our whole selves.

Your strengths and your limitations are not accidents, they are opportunities to worship the God who is shaping you from the inside out.

Questions for Reflection:

• How are you using your strengths to worship God?

• How are you using your weaknesses to worship God?

In week four of Rhythms, Pastor Tyler invites us to slow down and honestly ask, “How’s your soul?”

Even Jesus withdrew from the crowds to spend time alone with the Father. In the same way, we’re reminded that spiritual maturity requires moments of silence, solitude, and rest. Life with God isn’t about doing more, it’s about being with Him. When we learn to rest in God’s presence, our souls find renewal and strength for the life He’s called us to live.

Questions for Reflection:

How’s your soul? What does rest with God look like for you right now?

What’s one way you can create more space for silence, solitude, or rest in your current season?

In week three of Rhythms, Pastor Tyler reminds us that life with God isn’t just about talking to Him—it’s about listening for His voice. God still speaks today through His Word, His Spirit, and His people. When we slow down long enough to listen, we discover that Scripture isn’t just ancient text—it’s living and active, shaping our hearts and guiding our steps in every season of life.

Questions for Reflection:

• What does it mean to you that God says His Word is living and active?

• After this message, how well do you feel like you’re listening to God? Why?

Following Jesus means practicing His rhythms daily, not just adding Him into our busy lives or Sunday routines. Pastor Tyler realized during illness how often we rush to get “there” instead of being present “here.” Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us that every season has a purpose and that God makes all things beautiful in their time. Spiritual maturity grows when we pause to recognize that God is with us in every moment, not just in good or easy ones. The challenge is to stop striving for what’s next and instead ask, “What is God inviting me to notice, release, or embrace here?”

Reflection Questions:

• Is everything good in your soul?

• Are you able to find moments to be fully present with God?

• Are there any red alerts in your life that are hindering you from practicing the presence of God?

Our deepest desires tell the truth about what we were made for. In this first message of the Rhythms series, Pastor Brad invites us to name our longing for God—the desire beneath every other desire—and let it shape the rhythms of our everyday lives.

Questions for Reflection:

• What do you long for most deeply right now?

• How might Jesus be inviting you to order your life around that longing for Him?

Life can feel like a wilderness—uncertain, dry, and filled with questions. But the good news of Scripture is that God doesn’t wait for us to find our way out; He meets us right where we are. In this message, Pastor Brad shows how the wilderness is often the place where God does His best work—bringing new life and a new story through Jesus.

Questions for Reflection:

• Where might God be meeting you in the middle of your own wilderness?

• How could you practice faithfulness and trust, even when you can’t yet see the way out?

Jesus is coming again and that changes how we live now.

In the final message of our Storyline series, Pastor Curtis invites us to see the return of Christ not as something to fear, but as a promise that fuels purpose. This isn’t about predicting timelines. It’s about formation, learning to live holy, hopeful, and awake as we wait for the story to be completed in Him.

Questions for Reflection:

• How does the promise of Christ’s return shape the way you live today?

• Where might you be tempted to grow passive instead of spiritually awake?

Jesus didn’t just save us from sin, He saved us for a purpose. In this message, we explore the Church’s role in God’s redemptive plan. The Church isn’t just a place we go; it’s a people we become. Through His Spirit, God empowers ordinary people to carry out an extraordinary mission: to be His love, truth, and hope in a broken world.

Questions for Reflection:

• When you think about “the Church,” how closely does your view align with what Jesus intended—and what might need to shift?

• Are you walking in the Father’s purpose, the Son’s authority, and the Holy Spirit’s power in your everyday life?

Jesus is the turning point of God’s story. After generations of longing and brokenness, He enters the world—not to condemn, but to restore. In this message, we explore how Jesus fulfills the hope of the Old Testament and begins a new covenant of grace. What sin shattered, Jesus came to restore—and He’s still doing it in us.

Questions for Reflection:

• Where in your life do you need to experience Jesus’ restoring grace?

• Have you responded to Jesus by confessing your need and receiving His rescue?