God calls us to write the vision, make it clear, and run with it. This message challenges us to seek God’s vision for our lives, embrace the restraint it brings, and move forward with clarity, purpose, and joy.

What if your exhaustion isn’t about energy, but alignment? In this message we’re reminded that faith isn’t passive—it’s meant to be pursued, calling us to stop standing still and start running toward everything God has for us.

In this message, Pastor Meredith tells us that God didn’t send Jesus out of obligation, tradition, or duty—but out of deep, abiding love. Through the Christmas story, we’re invited to remember the greatest gift ever given and the open invitation to become part of God’s family.

In this message, we explore the deep, enduring joy found in Christ—a joy that goes beyond circumstances and anchors our hearts in every season. When we fix our attention on Jesus it leads to true, lasting joy.

This Advent message unpacks the peace Jesus offers—a peace that isn’t fragile or dependent on life quieting down, but full, steady, and rooted in His presence. Through Isaiah’s promise of the Prince of Peace, we explore how God forms peace in us as we set our minds on Him through trust, worship, gratitude, and obedience.

In this message, Pastor Kristian kicks off advent season by exploring what real, biblical hope looks like—hope that isn’t rooted in circumstances, but on Jesus. This message walks through daily habits we can put into practice that cultivate a life of hope for ourselves.

This message explores how thanksgiving becomes spiritual armor, grounding your mind, heart, and perspective. Pastor Phil highlights how gratitude displaces criticism, fear, and comparison, and how choosing thankfulness reframes every season.

This message unpacks Jesus’ words, “It is more blessed to give than to receive,” and teaches us why God places financial resources in our hands. Moving through Scripture, it outlines four types of giving and calls believers to view money not as something to cling to, but as a tool entrusted to us to care for ourselves, support our households, meet the needs of others, and fuel the work of God’s kingdom.

This message reminds us that God’s presence is not something to be treated casually or approached on our own terms. His glory carries weight—it transforms us, refines us, and demands reverence. Too often we become comfortable coming in and out of His presence unchanged, but we’re called to be more than spectators. We are meant to be carriers of His glory, willing to bear its weight and let it shape every part of our lives.

This message unpacks Psalm 23 — reminding us that “The Lord is my shepherd, I have what I need.” In His care, we find rest, direction, and provision for every part of our lives. He meets every kind of need and walks with us through every season.