What do you hope for in 2025? What do you want to see happen? This week, Pastor Sammy unpacks three things from the story of Anna, the prophetess, that encourage us to be full of hope and expectation at the beginning of this new year.

In a culture that chases after trivial things, God calls us instead to passionately pursue what He defines as great things. In 2025 and to the end of our lives, let us passionately pursue Christ, to know Him and to make Him known.

Christmas can be a chaotic time, but God is not afraid of the chaos. He promised us a Shepherd-King who would enter the chaos of this world to bring us peace. Jesus is that Shepherd-King who lay down His life for us. A relationship with him brings us peace.

In his message, Pastor Pete unpacks what the multitude of angels said, when they appeared to the shepherds that first Christmas. Why did they give glory to God, and why is there peace for those with whom God is pleased?

The world is deceived in thinking that peace can be found outside of God. In his message, Pastor Pete unpacks why Jesus is called the Prince of Peace. He alone brings peace with God, and having peace with God enables us to experience His peace and ultimately to be at peace with people.

What is a disciple? How do we make disciples? In this last message of our Foundations series, Pastor Pete unpacks Jesus’ Great Commission. The heart behind this message is to encourage us to be genuine, not lukewarm, followers of Jesus, on a mission to make disciples.

The first church that was birthed at Pentecost was known for their koinonia-like unity, for their Christ-like love, and for their reliance upon the power of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Pete encourages us to be a church that follows in their footsteps.

Jesus said, “Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be your slave.” In this message, Pastor Pete unpacks what church leadership and its various functions are, and what true church leadership should be like.

Are we living a life that is full of hope, rejoicing in what God can do for us, or are we living a life of mediocrity because we have forgotten who our God is? In this message, Pastor Kemi encourages us to live expectantly, waiting in eager anticipation of what God has promised He will do for us and what He has in store for us.

Pastor Pete unpacks Scripture to show that God has only had one plan for this earth - to build a Church who will fill the earth and reflect His glory. As followers of Jesus, we are the Church and each one of us has a part to play in this great plan.