Pastor Lloyd examines the tragic downfall of David's family in 2 Samuel 13. After Amnon sins against his sister Tamar, he is ultimately killed by his brother Absalom. David's own past sin left him spiritually weakened in leading and disciplining his household, revealing the devastating consequences of unchecked sin. Through this sobering account, Pastor Lloyd points us to our need for a greater, perfectly righteous King—Jesus Christ.

What keeps you going when life doesn't make sense? The Apostle Paul endured imprisonment, persecution, beatings, and unimaginable hardship—yet he never lost hope. Why?

Join us this Wednesday night as we continue our Life of Paul series with a message titled "The Theology of Hope: Living Today in Light of Tomorrow's Glory." Pastor Robert Baltodano will teach from Romans 8:18–25, where together we'll discover how Paul found unwavering confidence in Christ, even in the darkest seasons, and why that same hope is available to every believer today.

Come prepared to be encouraged from God's Word as we explore the foundation of biblical hope and discover how tomorrow's glory gives us confidence to live faithfully today. 

A year after David's adultery with Bathsheba and the murder of Uriah, it appears he has hidden his sin. But while he concealed it from others, he could not hide from God. The Lord sends Nathan to confront David, leading him to repentance. Though David faces the consequences of his sin, God graciously restores him and blesses David and Bathsheba with Solomon.

This week, Pastor Vinny Fernandez will be teaching on "Contending Well: Paul's Theology of Conflict" from assorted Scriptures, examining how Paul faced conflict with wisdom, humility, and unwavering commitment to the truth of the gospel. Together, we'll learn biblical principles for navigating disagreements in a way that honors Christ and strengthens His Church.

In this Fourth of July message, Pastor Lloyd emphasizes the vital role the Bible played in the founding of the United States and the vital role it must continue to play in the nation’s future. Many of the Founding Fathers were faithful Christians or, at the very least, biblically literate. God has sovereignly orchestrated America’s beginning, and His people must persevere in righteousness. While we celebrate our nation’s independence, we must also celebrate our dependence on God, for without Him, this nation cannot stand. Ultimately, our only hope for restoration is Jesus.

This week, Pastor Jonathan Manning will be teaching a message titled "Relationships Matter" from assorted scriptures, taking from the example of the Apostle Paul the importance of Christ-centered relationships and how God uses them to strengthen, encourage, and mature us in our faith.

We are excited to welcome Pastor Tony Clark, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Newport News in Newport News, Virginia. Pastor Tony has faithfully served his congregation for more than three decades and is a well-respected voice throughout the Calvary Chapel movement. Known for his engaging, verse-by-verse teaching of God's Word, he has ministered nationally and internationally — equipping believers, strengthening leaders, and pouring into marriages and families along the way.

Pastor Tony will be bringing a message from Ephesians 5:18-33 titled "How Does The Holy Spirit Look Like?"