In week two of our series, Transformed, Pastor David sits down with Dan Hendricks to discuss what it was like to find freedom in Christ, overcoming an addiction to pornography, and finding accountability in community.

What does it mean to be unequally yoked? In week one of our sermon series, Transformed, Pastor David and Pastor Sumer preach a message on equally yoked, godly relationships. We discuss what it looks like to be in a godly relationship, as well as what it looks like for the Holy Spirit to transform us through community.

In week 4 of our sermon series, Planted, Pastor David teaches on what it means to be strong in the Lord, to overcome offense and sin, and to bear fruit in our walk with Christ Jesus. Pastor David teaches from Psalm 92, using the examples of a palm tree and a cedar tree for how we should approach our faith.

Do you need to go to church in order to go to Heaven? The answer is no; however, if you want to have heaven on earth, you should be a part of a local church. God has designed the local church so that we can grow in knowledge of Him, be made in His image through community, and carry out the Great Commission.

In today's message, Pastor David Norris discusses the reasons why we should go to church and how we should approach being planted in community.

In week two of our Planted sermon series, Pastor David Norris explores the four types of faith that are common in our walk with Christ. Each of us goes through various stages of belief, but it's important to stop and ask God where our hearts truly stand—especially if we're struggling with a hardened heart.

Drawing from Mark 4:15-20, PD dives deep into the four types of belief Jesus teaches us. Whether you’re facing doubts or are in a strong place with God, this message will help you understand the ups and downs of your faith journey.

This sermon encourages all believers—no matter where you are in your walk with Christ—to keep pressing forward and go deeper in your relationship with God.

What does it mean to be planted in Jesus? When we choose to be planted in Jesus, we are positioning ourselves to grow in our faith. Being planted in Jesus means we are anchoring ourselves in the faith, hope, and love found in Christ alone. Our faith cannot grow if our hearts are rooted in politics, relationships, or hatred, only with Jesus at the center can we begin to flourish.

In this week's message, PD discusses the importance of generosity and how God views our finances. When it comes to our finances, it's important that we keep the bigger picture in mind and be a trustworthy and faithful steward.

Do you struggle with worry, fear, and anxiety? Worry often paralyzes us from doing what God has called us to do. In this message, Pastor Tony Navarro discusses how making Jesus a priority, living according to the Word of God, and surrendering to Him, helps us to overcome the worries of this world.

Are you believing small? Often times we live small because we have small beliefs about God, ourselves, and our circumstances. In week 4 of our sermon series, The Vote, Pastor Matt Jones from Citymark challenges small thinking, and he encourages us that the key to living a bigger, better, and bolder life is by placing our faith in Jesus.

In week 3 of our sermon series, The Vote, Pastor Sumer discusses what we do when we feel like we aren't hearing from God. At times, surrendering to the Lord can be difficult, especially when we see a positive outcome delayed. In this message, we find out how our worship can be an act of surrender in situations that feel like we're stuck between a rock and a hard place.