Pastor John Reilly launches our new series, Life Verse, with a message titled “Heaven Bound but Still Bound Up?,” centered on Galatians 2:20. He reminds us that while Jesus accomplishes the work of salvation with no help from us, healing and transformation require our participation. We are called to confront our wounds, take responsibility for our healing, and stop allowing past pain to shape our relationships and identity. As we learn to live by faith, surrender our old selves, and find our true identity in Christ, we experience the new life He offers. John challenges us to be honest with God, ourselves, and others, allowing His truth, love, and grace to bring freedom and lasting transformation.

In Pastor Bob’s sermon titled "The Way of Jesus: Give Generously," drawing from Luke 12, he explores the parable of the rich fool, which challenges us to reconsider our relationship with material wealth and to cultivate a heart of generosity. Pastor Bob reminds us that Jesus came not only to be the atoning sacrifice but also to teach us how to live a life that reflects His values.  He challenges us to guard against greed, find contentment in Christ, and use what God has entrusted to us to reflect His love and advance His kingdom.

Pastor Bob continues The Way of Jesus series with a message titled "Pray Persistently," exploring Jesus' parable of The Friend at Midnight in Luke 11. He reminds us that prayer is a personal relationship with our Heavenly Father, who invites us to come to Him with confidence, persistence, and trust. Through Jesus' call to ask, seek, and knock, we are encouraged to pray boldly, knowing that God delights in hearing His children and faithfully provides what we need.

Pastor Bob continues The Way of Jesus series with “Love Sacrificially,” exploring the parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10. He challenges us to love God with our whole being and to extend that love to everyone, crossing cultural and social boundaries with genuine compassion. Empowered by God’s grace, we are called to reflect the love of Christ by loving our neighbors sacrificially in everyday life.

In a continuation of his Reason’s I Believe series, Pastor Bob explores how biblical truth, faith, and reason shape both the Christian worldview and the founding ideals of America. In his message titled “We the People,” he highlights the biblical foundation for human dignity, equality, and liberty, traces the influence of the First Great Awakening on the American Revolution, and reflects on the enduring significance of the Declaration of Independence and the Gettysburg Address. Believers are encouraged to practice biblical patriotism by appreciating the blessings of their nation while remembering that their ultimate citizenship is in the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Bob continues The Way of Jesus series with "Listen Attentively," exploring the Parable of the Sower in Luke 8. He reminds us that the condition of our hearts determines how we receive God's Word and whether it takes root. As we listen with faith and obedience, God's living Word transforms us and produces the fruit of a life that reflects Christ.

Pastor Bob begins his series, The Way of Jesus, with a message from Luke 7 titled Forgive Deeply. Through the Parable of the Two Debtors, he shows that forgiveness and love are inseparably connected. We are reminded that those who recognize the depth of God’s forgiveness are empowered to love others deeply. Pastor Bob challenges us to release bitterness and resentment, embrace the freedom that comes through forgiveness, and follow Jesus’ example of grace and compassion.

This message, titled "Ask Bob", was a dynamic and engaging Q&A format where Pastor Bob addresses various questions from the congregation. The session was inspired by the teaching style of Jesus, who often engaged in Q&A to address the concerns of his followers. The main questions asked were: Understanding suffering and natural disasters, aliens and the Bible, church membership, mercy and discernment, hearing God’s voice, and how to handle modern issues like pride month.

Pastor Austin Medley concludes our Philippians series with a message titled "Standing Firm with Joy" from Philippians 4:2-9. He reminds us that unity and reconciliation reflect the credibility of the Gospel, while prayer and thanksgiving lead us into God’s peace. We are encouraged to focus our minds on what is true, honorable, and praiseworthy, and to put these truths into practice as we live with lasting joy and faith.