Jesus is way more committed to our growth and faith than we are. Here, we see Jesus’ commitment to us is all about His character, and not our performance.

A mountaintop moment, a glowing Savior, a thundering voice from heaven. In the Transfiguration, God says it loud and clear: Look. Listen. Follow. It’s all about Jesus.

Jesus offers a raw and hopeful call to follow him by surrendering control, embracing suffering, and discovering your true self in him.

Jesus reveals himself as the Rescuing and Suffering King—and calls us to follow him in both victory and vulnerability.

Before revealing his full identity, Jesus exposes the hidden barriers that keep us from truly following him—ideologies, spectacles, and anxieties.

From healing a Canaanite woman’s daughter to feeding a Gentile crowd, Jesus shows himself to be a Messiah without borders—and invites his disciples to follow in his compassion and mission.

Is your faith more about checking boxes than chasing God's heart? Jesus flips the script on an external religion and invites us into a deeper, internal transformation. If you've ever tried to appease God instead of pursue Him, this one's for you.

What does the resurrection of Jesus have to say to our shame, our failures, and the days we barely make it out of bed? Quite a lot, as it turns out. The risen Christ meets us where we are, calls us to a life of purpose, and invites us to follow Him - no matter what yesterday looked like.

As Jesus calls Peter out onto the water, we see the foundation, the life cycle, and the purpose of faith. Through storms, doubts, and bold steps, this story invites us to trust Jesus completely—even when it feels like going out on a limb.

Jesus invites us into a family that runs thicker than blood. In this sermon, we explore how Christ forms his chosen family—the church—through rejection, suffering, and a willingness to bring what little we have to him.