In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish explores the roles of reason and experience through the lens of Wesley’s Quadrilateral. This teaching addresses the dangers of emotionalism, false revelation, spiritual manipulation, and building theology solely on personal experiences. At the same time, it challenges dry intellectual faith by reminding believers that Jesus is alive, the Holy Spirit still moves today, and real encounters with God should produce transformed lives.

God’s heart has always been union. In this message Wesley unpacks how His desire is truly fulfilled through Pentecost. 

The core doctrine of Christianity is not something we invent for ourselves, but a faith grounded in Scripture and preserved through the historic church. In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish explores why tradition matters, how the church has historically defended core Christian beliefs, and why believers need deeper roots than social media theology, viral opinions, or personal feelings.

Join Emily Fish, Hannah Davis, Corina Treece, and Kim Audi for an honest and encouraging Mother’s Day conversation about faith, family, joy, grief, and the beauty of motherhood in every season. Through wisdom, laughter, and real-life stories, this panel reminds us that God is near in every stage of the journey.

In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish unpacks why the Bible isn’t just a helpful resource, it’s the ultimate authority for every believer. From understanding what it means for Scripture to be “God-breathed” to exploring its historical reliability and unified message, this message lays a clear foundation for trusting God’s Word. As believers, we need to be able to answer the question, how can we trust the authority of God's word? 

In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish lays a foundation for a practical framework for theology, he shows how God’s Word, alongside experience, tradition, and reason, helps us grow in truth, avoid deception, and deepen our worship.

In this message, Pastor Andrew Fish shares an update on some key vision initiatives and talks about the need to build a strong foundation. He addresses the headship of the church, the governance of the church, and talks about the need for us to dig deeper in theology to know what we believe.

In this message from John 21, Pastor Andrew Fish walks through the powerful post-resurrection encounter between Jesus and His disciples, highlighting how Jesus meets us in our ordinary places, provides for our needs, and redeems us after failure. Through Peter’s story, we see that our mistakes don’t have to define us. This message is an invitation to surrender everything to live a crucified and sold out life to follow Jesus.

In John 20, Mary Magdalene’s grief turns to joy when she encounters the risen Jesus. Because He lives, we don’t just believe in a story—we experience a Savior who is alive, calling our name, and sending us with purpose.

Jesus endures the pain of the cross for the joy set before Him. As He had promised earlier, He lays down His life for His friends. What Jesus did, He did perfectly. The cross is more than enough.