Even in his final moments, the criminal on the cross found grace. His story reminds us that **no one** is beyond redemption—no past too dark, no mistake too great. If Jesus freely offers salvation to all, how does that change how we see ourselves? How does it change how we treat others?

The third sermon in the series titled "Dinner With Jesus", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Jesus navigated offense with wisdom—avoiding it when it didn’t matter, but standing firm when it came to truth. Are you offending others over things that don’t matter, like politics or preferences? Or are you willing to risk offense to share the truth of who Jesus is? Let's reflect on how our words and actions represent Him today.

The second sermon in the series titled "Dinner With Jesus", with Guest Speaker Ray McElroy

The rich young man in Matthew 19 thought he had everything, but his wealth kept him from following Jesus. Like him, we risk holding onto things—money, status, comfort—at the cost of our spiritual well-being. Jesus asks us to let go of whatever is more important than Him. What are you holding onto that keeps you from fully following Christ?

The first sermon in the series titled "Dinner With Jesus", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Lois and Eunice were “legacy starters,” passing down sincere faith to Timothy (2 Timothy 1:5). Whether we realize it or not, we’re all leaving a legacy. The question is: when others follow us, will they be following someone who reflects Jesus? Choose to build a legacy of faith that points people to Him. (Joshua 24:15)

The sixth sermon in the series titled "Unshakable, with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Don’t let technology distract you from real relationships. We often worry about missing out online while neglecting the people around us. Jesus prioritized real connections—are you?

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