How do we navigate grief during the holidays?

If we’re honest, we’re often told Christians should be happy, shiny, joyful people, especially during the holidays. With all the celebration, lights, traveling, cooking, and celebrating it can be easy to bury ur griefs and sorrows to avoid the process of healing God wants to work out through our grief this time of year. Christians need to know it’s okay to grieve — especially at Christmastime!

In this sermon, Pastor Jamison brings a biblical perspective on processing grief from the book of Lamentations.

Jamison Bebiak

Lamentations 3:1-33

The Weary World Rejoices: Hope for the Holidays

December 15, 2024

How do we navigate the relational tension that often accompanies this season? 

In this message, Justin walks us through Ephesians 5 and uncovers practical wisdom to overcome stress, conflict, and relational strain by walking in love!

Through Paul’s words, we’ll discover how to extend grace, patience, and kindness to those around us, even in the most challenging circumstances. Whether you're dealing with family drama, workplace struggles, or personal heartache, this sermon reminds us that as children of God, we are empowered to reflect His light and love in every relationship.

Join us as we learn how to rise above the distractions and embrace the peace and joy that come from Christ! This is an invitation to take hold of the hope that transforms tension into an opportunity to walk in love and shine His light into a weary world.

Does anxiety feel like an unwelcome guest this holiday season?

Between financial stress, family dynamics, overcommitment, routine disruptions, and the weight of grief, it’s no wonder so many of us feel overwhelmed this time of year! But what if the anxiety we carry wasn’t meant to crush us but to shape us?

In this sermon we’re taking an honest look at the worries that weigh us down and exploring Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:25-34. Together, we’ll discover how God faithfully meets us in our fear, provides for our every need, and uses even our struggles to shape us into the likeness of Christ. In the end Pastor Dan explains how our anxieties aren’t intended to cause us to despair, but to drive us deeper in our devotion to God!

Tune in as we turn our weary hearts towards the One who has carried all of our burdens.

Dan Dameron

Matthew 6:25-34

The Weary World Rejoices: Hope for the Holidays

December 1, 2024

In John 12 we witness Jesus making a series of life-altering choices. As Jesus prepares for the cross, he must choose faithful obedience over fear, uncertainty, and self-reliance.

Like Jesus, the choices we make shape our legacy and impact eternity. Everyday, we are faced with the same decision as Jesus, whether to glorify God, or promote ourselves. Will we choose what is good, righteous, and God-glorifying? Will we make decisions based on their impact on eternity, or the fleeting pleasures of the present moment? Will we like Jesus choose self-sacrifice, in order that others might know the salvation only Jesus can provide?



Jamison Bebiak

John 12:27-50

Jesus Is

November 24, 2024

On Sunday, Pastor Dan unpacked John 12:1–26, challenging us to consider this question: Is Jesus your means or is Jesus your end?

We explored how people often come to Jesus for many reasons—seeking comfort, solutions, or blessings. Judas sought profit, the religious leaders pursued prestige, and the crowds craved power. Yet, only one reason leads to eternal life: recognizing Jesus as the ultimate prize and surrendering everything to Him.

Mary demonstrated this vividly in offering her most valuable possession in worship, understanding that Jesus is life itself. This message is convicting reminder that Jesus isn’t just a means to our goals; He is the goal, worthy of all we have and all we are.

Is Jesus the end of your story?

Dan Dameron

John 12:1-26

Jesus Is

November 17, 2024

This message explores incredible truth that Jesus is the Resurrection. We saw how His timing is always perfect, even when it feels delayed, and how His presence brings us comfort in ways that meet our deepest needs. We were reminded of His all-sufficient power as He called Lazarus from the grave, proving He has authority over life and death. Finally, we recognized that Jesus' resurrection power demands a response—will we choose to believe and follow Him?

Matt Carter

John 11:1-55

Jesus Is

November 10th, 2024

Where do you place your hope?

In this world we can place our hope in many things. Some people place their hope in money, some in relationships, others in political leaders, and others still in themselves. Where we place our hope matters. Like a house built on shifting sands, If we place our hope on what is unstable, we are headed for collapse. The scriptures are clear, only one thing, one person, can bring us hope and keep us from collapse. Jesus!

In this message Pastor Jamison shows us how Jesus's words and works bring us hope and that we are to share that hope with others.

Jamison Bebiak

John 10:22-40

Jesus Is

November 3, 2024

Have you ever questioned God’s love for you? In John 10:1-21, Jesus reveals himself as the Good Shepherd who cares for his sheep. In this sermon Pastor Dan helps us see how we can be certain of God's love for us even in the most uncertain of times because Jesus gathers us, he guards us, and gives his life for us!

Why do the innocent suffer?

For millennia people have tried to explain why bad things happen to good people. When we suffer, we tend to think that it is a consequence of our sin, and that the suffering we are experiencing is actually God’s displeasure with us. What if we knew that in our suffering, God had a plan? Would that change how we experienced trials? Would it change how we viewed God?

In this sermon, Pastor Jamison explains how God uses our suffering for God’s glory and for our good!

Jamison Bebiak

John 9:1-41

Jesus Is

October 20, 2024

What is one thing that is true of every person? What is something that is true of both the young and old, liberals and conservatives, wealthy and poor?

We are all dying!

You read that right: death is an equal-opportunity offender, and we never know when our time will come! For many, this brings fear and uncertainty. But that doesn’t have to be the case! In fact, you can know for certain today where you will go when you die.

In John 8:51, Jesus declared: “Truly, truly, I say to you, if anyone keeps my word, he will never see death.” And this sermon, Pastor Dan breaks down how Jesus can deliver us from death and why we can take Him at His word.

So, we invite you to join us for an exodus from fear and uncertainty to “strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow”!

Dan Dameron

John 8:48-59

Jesus Is

October 13, 2024