Sincere care for people versus the appearance of being a caring person and what it means to take bold risks for God.

When God asks you to do something you don’t want to do.

Let’s live worthy of the Gospel by standing together against opposition and by serving one another in humble compassion.

Sam Vargas shares the story of Hannah’s deep pain and God’s faithful plan, how unfavorable circumstances can lead to God's greatest interventions. Whether it’s barrenness, heartbreak, or long seasons of waiting, God is always working — often using trials to shape deeper trust, surrender, and purpose.

What does it mean to live a life where Jesus is magnified? In this message from Philippians 1, we see Paul’s unshakable joy, even in chains, and his deep desire to honor Christ in life or in death.

We’ll walk through:

✅ Identity & Security in Jesus Christ (v1–2)

✅ Joyful Fellowship in Jesus Christ (v3–11)

✅ Chains and “Things” in Jesus Christ (v12–18)

✅ Life and Death in Jesus Christ (v19–26):

To live is Christ, and to die is gain”

If you're longing to live with purpose, peace, and joy no matter your circumstances—this message is for you.

In this Mother’s Day message, Pastor Paul encourages us to honor mothers — not just because it’s right, but because God Himself honors them. He highlights how God honors those who trust Him, serve Jesus, and pass on genuine faith — like Mary, Eunice, and many unseen moms today.

Greg Parker shares from Matthew 28 on Jesus' assignment for all believers until He returns - The Great Commission.

Pastor Gerrit teaches from Matthew 14.

Melisa Aydelotte shares what real unity in the church looks like — not just getting along, but laying down pride, letting go of offense, and loving like Jesus. Through Scripture and personal stories, she shows how true unity costs us something but brings joy, glorifies God, and shows the world His love.

In this honest and challenging message, Lisa Williams unpacks how unity starts with letting go of offense. Drawing from Ephesians 4, Psalm 15, and 1 Peter 2, she explains how offense is a trap that divides families, marriages, and churches. Lisa shows that true unity and freedom come when we follow Jesus’s example of forgiveness and refuse to pick up offense — even when it's hard.