In this passage in Mark, we see Jesus offering a kindness and love, yet also a role for His followers. Jesus comes not just as Savior and king, but also friend and fellow laborer. Join in and listen to this compelling message and reminder on pursuing community with Jesus and like Jesus. (9.20.26).

In Mark 2:1–12, Jesus surprises everyone by addressing the deepest problem beneath the obvious one. Where others see paralysis, Jesus sees sin—and offers forgiveness, restoration, and hope. Here in this sermon, Brandon explores a powerful encounter and challenges us to trust Jesus with our deepest need and carry others to His feet. (9.13.26)

Grab your bible and read along as we walk through the end of Mark 1. In this passage, Nick unpacks the way in which Jesus' earthly ministry had not only an impact on the local people among him in his day, but how he also still works among us today. Jesus' way was marked by a commitment to obeying the Father, which resulted in a lifestyle rhythm of sabbath (rest) and sweat (work). We too are to model the same in our pursuit of God and His mission! (9.6.26)

Enjoy the time together with us by listening to the 3rd sermon in our series on Mark. In this message, Brandon shares the essential role that Jesus plays as the king and how He is good news for all! (8.30.26)

And just like that...we're into the second week of our Mark series!! Listen in as Brandon walks us through who Jesus is and what He means for our lives today. (8.23.26)

...A new series has begun! Grab your bibles, read Mark 1:1-8, and join in as Brandon unpacks the introductory text in the Gospel of Mark. This life is ALL about Jesus, and Mark's writings from 2000 years ago help us see why! (8.16.26)

Join in as Nick shares from James 5:13-20 and Ezekiel 34:11-16 on the nature of God's shepherd heart and the caring role He plays in receiving our prayer. God is not a distant or disengaged being in our lives, but a loving and compassionate presence who listens and cares deeply. He is a God who cares for the sufferer, the one in pain, the sinner.. each in their needed way amid their place and trial or joy. (8.9.26)

Here we dive into James 5:1-12 and discover the truth delivered from James to the early church: we must live with the Good News and the end in mind! Listen in as Brandon shares of God's grace yet clear call upon His people to keep faithful. (8.3.26). 

"Life is a mist - here today, and gone tomorrow." In this sermon on James 4:13-17, Nick shares the problems in the early church in regards to their lack of focus and urgency of mission. Caught up in the trade and commerce of their day, many of the relocated Christians in this time had veered away from the Christ-centric life. We too, have a similar wrestle today. Join in as Nick looks at (1) James' World, (2) Modern American, and (3) Our Own Heart. (7.26.26)

In James 4:1-12, we see James challenging the greater church to assess their heart and lives before the Lord and others. Relational conflict is a daily and even perennial matter in many families and relationships, and in this passage we see that the grace of God is more than enough to meet us in the middle of such conflict. Listen in as Brandon shares several practices and promises that help us work towards a healthier faith and healthier relationships. (7/19/26)