"Through Jesus, the true value of the undervalued is revealed."

God deeply values those whom the world often overlooks. As His followers, we’re called to reflect that same love by showing others their incredible worth. And don’t forget—we, too, are cherished as children of the King!

Gabriel, God’s messenger, appeared to Mary, declaring her as one favored by God to bear His son, Jesus. The angel’s greeting led Mary to ponder why God would choose to bestow His favor, or grace, on her. Mary’s decided response was one of humility and anticipation, providing lessons for us today. 

When there doesn’t seem to be enough… Eucharisteo

When things don’t go as we expected, or hoped for, or prayed for… Eucharisteo

When God calls you to do hard things… Eucharisteo

Pastor Kelli closes our series on Eucharisteo by reminding us to give thanks in ALL things. 

Today marked the beginning of a new series on gratitude, recognizing our God as the good, generous giver and giving Him ultimate thanks for all we have!

Pastor Kelli teaches through 1 Chronicles 29:9-19, reminding us that "the foundation of Eucharisteo is believing that God is a good and generous God."

"Peace with God comes through salvation. The peace of God comes through thankful prayer." 

Pastor Kelli reminds us that gratitude is the key to overcoming preoccupying worry and embracing the peace of the Lord, which surpasses all understanding.

Check out her full message here!

"The mouth speaks what the heart is full of..." 

Pastor Kelli teaches through James 3, reminding us of the enormous power our words carry with them and the revelation of hearts through them

Our conflicts with others often stem from our own selfish desires, revealing our need to humble ourselves and surrender to God.

In the final message of our James series, Pastor Derrick walks us through James 4, urging us to embrace humility and show grace to others, just as the Lord graciously does with us.

“That which we do doesn’t save us. That which we do is in us!” 

Pastor Derrick teaches through James 2:14-26, spurring us on to good works through faith! 

James' goal was to encourage his readers to reflect their faith in everyday actions—being doers of the Word, not just hearers (1:22). This includes gaining God’s perspective on wealth and responding accordingly. 

Pastor Derrick reminds us of these key points:

✨ Riches are temporary, but the poor will be exalted.

✨ How you acquire and manage wealth matters.

✨ Showing favoritism is a sin that leads to ruin.