Have you ever been so consumed with the busyness of life that your time with Jesus slowly fell to the wayside?

The deadlines, to-do lists, responsibilities, family, and endless demands on our time aren’t necessarily bad things. In fact, many of them are good things. But even good things can become bad things when they keep us from the One we need most.

In Luke 10:38–42 we encounter a woman named Martha loved Jesus, welcomed Jesus, and served Jesus—yet became so consumed with doing things for Him that she nearly missed the joy of simply being with Him.

In this message, Pastor Dan helps us see Jesus’ invitation to weary souls: not to work harder, but to sit at His feet and find our rest in Him.

Because it’s time spent with Jesus is what sustains a life lived for Jesus.

Prayer isn't a performance—it’s your lifeline.  As we wrap up our 5-month series through the Book of Ephesians, Pastor Justin Meyer breaks down how we actually live out a countercultural, "Living Faith."

Spoiler: It’s not by being a solo soldier or trying harder in your own strength. It's sustained through Spirit-led prayer.

Justin Meyer

Ephesians 6:18-24

Living Faith

August 23, 2026

Following Jesus doesn’t mean the battle is over. Sometimes, it means you finally realize you’re in one.

Temptation comes. Doubts creep in. Relationships become strained. Trials test your faith. And there are seasons when you genuinely wonder: Do I have what it takes to keep going?

In Ephesians 6:10–17, Paul pulls back the curtain on the spiritual battle taking place around us and answers an incredibly important question: How do I stand firm in the faith?

In this message, Pastor Dan explores where our strength comes from, who our real enemy is, and how God has equipped us to withstand his attacks.

When you feel tired, discouraged, tempted, or overwhelmed by the fight, you don’t have to retreat.

God has given you everything you need to stand.

Dan Dameron

Ephesians 6:10-17

Living Faith

August 16, 2026

Did you know the average person spends 1/3 of their waking lives working?

That means whether you love what you do, struggle to make it through the week, or find yourself somewhere in between, the way you approach your work matters.

So as followers of Jesus, how exactly should we approach our work?

In message from Ephesians 6:5–9, Pastor Dan explores how the gospel transforms the way we view our work—who we’re really working for, where we find our worth, and how even the most ordinary work can become an act of worship!

Dan Dameron

Ephesians 6:5-9

Living Faith

August 9, 2026

How do we raise children who become followers of Christ rather than products of our culture?

In Ephesians 6:1–4, the Apostle Paul paints a radically different picture of the Christian family. Rather than simply producing well-behaved children, God calls parents to raise lifelong disciples who know, love, and obey Christ.

In this message, Pastor Dennis explores what biblical obedience really looks like, why honoring parents matters, and how moms and dads can intentionally shape their homes around God's Word instead of the values of the world.

Whether you're raising young children, investing in the next generation, or simply seeking to grow as a follower of Jesus yourself, this message will challenge you to build a home where Christ—not culture—is the greatest influence.

Dennis Lutz

Ephesian 6:1-4

Living Faith

August 2, 2026

Marriage wasn’t designed to be a competition of power or a contract where we only give as much as we get. In Ephesians 5, Paul reveals that earthly marriage is actually a living, breathing shadow of the Gospel—a picture of Christ’s unconditional, sacrificial love for His Church!

Whether you are married, single, dating, widowed, or divorced, how we approach our human relationships reveals how we view our Heavenly Father.

In this sermon Pastor Justin helps us see that when we stop measuring what our spouse owes us and start reflecting what Jesus has already given us, our homes transform from places of friction into places of rest!

Justin Meyer

Ephesians 5:21-33

Living Faith

July 26, 2026

Everyone gets one life—but how do you make sure you don't waste it?

Every day we make countless decisions that shape the direction of our lives. In a world filled with distractions, temptations, and endless opportunities to settle for less than God's best, how can we be sure we're investing our lives in what truly matters?

In this sermon, Pastor Dan walks through Ephesians 5:15–20 and shows us how God calls His people to live wisely by carefully examining the direction of their lives, refusing the counterfeit escapes that leave us empty, and by relying on the Holy Spirit for the strength to walk faithfully.

If you've ever wondered whether you're making the most of the life God has given you, this message will challenge and encourage you to stop wasting your life and start investing your life in what lasts forever.

Dan Dameron

Ephesians 5:15-20

Living Faith

July 19, 2026

What does it really look like to follow Jesus in a world that celebrates everything He calls us to reject?

Every day we're surrounded by competing voices telling us what will satisfy us, what love looks like, and how we should live. But what if the path to real freedom isn't found in following our hearts—but in following Christ?

In Ephesians 5:1–14, Pastor Dan explores Paul's call to imitate God by rejecting the darkness of sin and walking in the light of Christ. Discover why our identity in Jesus changes everything, how the gospel empowers lasting transformation, and what it practically looks like to live as children of light in a dark world.

If you've ever wrestled with temptation, wondered how to overcome persistent sin, or desired to live a life that truly reflects Jesus, this message is for you.

Dan Dameron

Ephesians 5:1-14

Living Faith

July 12, 2026

How do we actually become more like Jesus?

Most of us want to change, yet we often find ourselves returning to the same old patterns. In Ephesians 4, Paul reveals that lasting transformation doesn't begin with behavior, it begins with the heart.

Tune in as Pastor Jamison shows us how Christ calls us to leave behind our former way of life, renew our minds with His truth, and learn to walk in the new identity He has already given us!

How does God plan to grow you into the likeness of Christ?

Most of us instinctively think the answer is, "Read your Bible more. Sin less. Pray more.”

While those are essential spiritual disciplines, what if we've actually overlooked one of God's primary means of growing us?

In Ephesians 4:7–16, the Apostle Paul reveals that Jesus doesn't simply save His people and leave them to mature on their own. He gives every believer a unique spiritual gift, provides pastors to equip His church, and calls us to help one another grow into the fullness of Christ.

Your sanctification is a group project!

Tune in as we discover why God's greatest gift for your growth is His people—and how moving from simply consuming ministry to actively contributing to it changes everything.

Dan Dameron

Ephesians 4:7-16

Living Faith

June 28, 2026