Jesus humbled himself while on this earth and taught the disciples to do the same. He wanted to inspire and challenge us to live godly lives, to go beyond what is expected, because that's where the grace of God kicks in.

In this message, Pastor Chris shares what Jesus was trying to teach us when he defined the kind of righteousness that God requires.

Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. He is the key to accessing the Father. We are not called to follow a written code, but Christ himself!

Jesus challenged his disciples to be like salt and light; act as a preservative and an exposure of darkness for our world; to spiritually influence a slowly decaying society.

The first few verses in Matthew 5 are just as relevant today as they were 2,000 years ago. In this message we explore the blessing that comes to us when we follow God's instructions.

To start our brand new series for the summer, Pastor Tony challenges us to renew our passion for Jesus, recommit our lives to him as Lord, and to reaffirm our devotion to follow him as disciples.

Today the culture seems to be trying to move away from God, and is willing to leave behind anyone that doesn't get on the train of secularism. However, Abdu Murray shares that there is a misconception of what mankind is truly seeking. In fact, Jesus has been the world's desire from the very beginning, and it is the duty of His Church to reach the lost wherever they may be found.

In this message, Pastor Tyler shares his story of growing up with a parent that devoted themselves to raising him to know the Lord.

In this message, Pastor Chris reads through the story of the Ethiopian being baptized by the Apostle Philip. Even today this story is crucial to us because we all need to have a divine appointment. One where we believe and accept that Jesus alone is our Savior; only he can cleanse us of our sins and give us eternal life!

In the final part of our 30 series, Pastor Tony challenges us to remember that EVERYTHING belongs to God, and the Lord instructs us to be generous and considerate of the poor.