You weren’t meant to do life alone—God created you for community. Real fellowship isn’t just about attending church; it’s about belonging, serving, and sharing life with others in God’s family. When we love each other deeply, we reflect Jesus to the world and fulfill His purpose for us.

The fifth sermon in the series titled "Come Alive", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

You were created to love God back—and that’s what worship is. Worship isn’t just music or church; it’s your whole life—expressing love, focusing attention, and using your gifts for His glory. When you live every moment as an act of worship, you're living the purpose you were made for.

The Fourth sermon in the series titled "Come Alive", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

You were created by God on purpose, for a purpose—to be loved by Him, to live forever, and to find your meaning in Him. Life will never make sense until you realize it’s not about success, stuff, or self, but about knowing God and living for His eternal purposes. When you understand that, your life gains focus, direction, and the peace you've been looking for.

The third sermon in the series titled "Come Alive", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Philemon reminds us that no one really owes us anything—especially when we consider how much grace God has given us. Just like Paul urged Philemon to forgive Onesimus, we’re called to release others from their debts, even when they’ve wronged us. Forgiveness isn’t about forgetting—it’s about letting go and letting God handle the rest.

The second sermon in the series titled "Come Alive", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Proverbs 26:17 says jumping into someone else’s argument is like grabbing a stray dog by the ears—dangerous and unwise. Even with good intentions, getting involved in quarrels that aren’t yours can do more harm than good. Instead, pray, be patient, and trust God to show you if and when you're meant to help bring peace.

The first sermon in the Easter series titled "Come Alive", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.