What hope do you have in a world that is dying?

Everywhere we look, things are breaking down—relationships, systems, even our own bodies. Beneath the surface of it all is a sobering reality: everything is fading, everything is failing, and everything is moving toward an end.

So where do you turn for hope that actually lasts?

In this Easter message from 1 Peter 1:3–9, Pastor Dan walks through the powerful truth that the resurrection of Jesus doesn’t just inspire us—it transforms everything.

Because Jesus rose from the grave, you don’t have to live grasping for temporary hope in a dying world. You can have:

• A living hope that death cannot touch
• A secure future that cannot be taken away
• A purpose in your pain that is not wasted

This isn’t wishful thinking. This is a hope anchored in a risen Savior.

If you’ve ever wondered how to have peace, stability, and even joy in the middle of a broken world—this message is for you.

“Jesus is our living hope in a dying world.” 

The question is… is He yours?

Dan Dameron

1 Peter 1:3-9

Stand Alone Sermon (Easter 2026)

April 5th, 2026

What if the key to experiencing God’s blessing isn’t holding tighter to what you have, but opening your hands and trusting God with it?

In the final message of our All In series, Pastor Jamison walks through 2 Corinthians 9 to show how generous living transforms our hearts, invites God’s provision, and ultimately multiplies His glory. This message challenges us to rethink how we view money, trust God more deeply, and see generosity  as worship rooted in the gospel.

Discover why open-handed living leads to spiritual harvest, confident trust in God’s provision, and a life that points others to the greatest gift ever given, Jesus.

Why do we struggle to go all in with our treasure?

For many of us, money is the one area where trust feels hardest. We want to be generous… but fear, pressure, and uncertainty keep tightening our grip!

In this honest and challenging sermon, Pastor Dan walks through Jesus’ words in Matthew 6 to uncover what’s really going on beneath the surface—not to guilt us, but to free us.

Because the issue isn’t ultimately about dollars and cents; it’s a matter of devotion. 

When we try to serve two masters—God and money—our vision becomes distorted. And when our vision is distorted, we begin to mis-invest the very treasure God has entrusted to us.

But the gospel invites us into something better: a life marked by clarity, freedom, and wholehearted surrender to the One who is truly worthy!

Dan Dameron

Matthew 6:19-24

ALL IN: Surrendered to God's Mission

March 22, 2026

What if the greatest tragedy of your life isn’t failure, but leaving what God gave you unused?

In Matthew 25, Jesus tells a parable about servants given a remarkable responsibility by their master. Some step forward in faith. One wastes what he was given.

This story forces us to wrestle with a deeper question: what kind of Master do we believe we’re serving?

Join us as we continue our series All In: Surrendered to God’s Mission as Pastor Jamison explores how knowing Jesus changes the way we live, serve, and invest our talents for Jesus’s fame!

Jamison Bebiak

Matthew 25:14-30

ALL IN: Surrendered to God's Mission

March 15, 2026

Are you spending your time, or investing it?

Every day we are making decisions about how to use the most limited resource we have—our time. We can always earn more money, change careers, or recover from mistakes… but once time passes, it’s gone forever.

In this message from Ephesians 5:15–17, Pastor Dan challenges us to examine how we’re living and asks a sobering question: In the end, what will you have to show for the life you’ve been given?

The Bible shows us a better way to live—not drifting through life chasing temporary things, but intentionally investing our days in what will matter for eternity. Because the truth is this: the only thing we take from this life into the next is the disciples we make.

This message is about going ALL IN on the mission of God with your time and you’ll discover how to examine your walk, redeem your time, and pursue God’s will so that your life leaves an eternal impact!
You only get one life. So, the question is whether you will spend it… or invest it.

Dan Dameron

Ephesians 5:15-17

ALL IN: Surrendered to God's Mission

March 8, 2026

What is the purpose of your life?

For nine weeks we’ve walked with Daniel and his friends through exile, pressure, injustice, and cultural hostility. And Daniel chapter 6, we find an elderly prophet who refuses to compromise even when faithfulness leads to certain death. Why? Because Daniel knew what he was living for!

In this sermon, Pastor Jamison explores how God calls His people to visible and costly faithfulness, how He preserves and vindicates those who trust Him, and how He advances His global glory through the suffering of His saints.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your suffering has purpose, whether faithfulness is worth the cost, or whether God is still at work in the dark, then this sermon is for you!

Jamison Bebiak

Daniel 6:1-28

Countering Culture

March 1, 2026

In a season of political weaponization and cultural division, Daniel 5 serves as a chilling wake-up call for the modern believer!

In this sermon Pastor Justin explores the "writing on the wall" for King Belshazzar, contrasting the self-destructive works of the flesh with the Spirit-led faithfulness of Daniel.

Discover why God’s sovereignty over nations isn’t just an ancient story, but a present reality that changes how we love our neighbors and our leaders today!

Justin Meyer

Daniel 5:1-31

Countering Culture

February 22, 2026

What if the most dangerous thing in your life isn’t hardship, but success?

Thirty years after the fiery furnace, King Nebuchadnezzar stands at the height of his power. He’s secure, accomplished, and at ease. But beneath the prosperity, something dangerous is growing. Pride. What follows isn’t immediate judgment, but a merciful warning, a loving confrontation, and a humbling no king could have imagined.

In this week’s message from Daniel 4, we’ll see how God responds to human pride. God desires humble hearts, and responds with relentless grace. He disturbs before he disciplines. He sends truth through faithful voices. He dismantles the illusion of self-sufficiency, and for those who repent, restores what was lost.

If you’ve ever felt secure in your success, or sensed that God is shaking something in your life to get your attention, this sermon is for you!

Jamison Bebiak

Daniel 4:1-37

Countering Culture

February 15, 2026

What hope do I have in my suffering?

When life blindsides you—when obedience doesn’t lead to ease, when the suffering intensifies—it’s natural to wonder: God, where are you in all of this?

In Daniel 3:19–30, we revisit the familiar story of Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego and the fiery furnace—but this time through the lens of suffering, presence, and hope. These men were faithful, obedient, and unwavering… and yet they still entered the fire. So what does their story teach us about our own trials—about seasons of loss, fear, anxiety, and pain that don’t seem to make sense or feel fair?

In this sermon, Pastor Dan helps us see that our hope is not found in avoiding suffering, but in discovering Who meets us there. Whether you’re walking through a season of suffering now or trying to make sense of past trauma, this message offers a steady, soul-anchoring reminder: you are not alone, your suffering is not random, and the fire does not have the final word.

If you’re struggling to make sense of the season of life you’re in—this message is for you!

What do you do when obedience to God puts you at odds with the powers around you?

In Daniel 3, a king demands worship, a culture enforces conformity, and three faithful men are forced to decide where their true allegiance lies. The pressure is public, the cost is real, and the consequences are deadly!

In this sermon Pastor Jamison explores how God’s people are called to live when faith is no longer convenient. When loyalty is tested, obedience is misunderstood, and standing firm may mean standing alone, how should Christians respond? In a world that still demands our visible allegiance, the question remains: who truly deserves our worship?

Jamison Bebiak

Daniel 3:1-18

Countering Culture

February 1, 2026