Pastor Jay continued or series on 1 Thessalonians today with a look at the last part of chapter 2 and the first part of chapter 3, showing how suffering is not surprising, grace is not theoretical, and believers are meant to carry each other through hardship.

Pastor Jay continued our new series on Thessalonians today, illustrating how discipleship is not just belief but a life shaped by obedience, sacrifice, and mission.

Pastor Jay begins our new sermon series on 1 Thessalonians today, showing that the church became a powerful witness through faith, hope, and love amid suffering. Emphasizing how the gospel arrived not just as words but “in power and in the Holy Spirit,” producing a transformed community that became an example to other believers.

Pastor Matt spoke about Jesus’ post-resurrection appearances and what they reveal about how He meets people in different struggles: grief, confusion, doubt, and failure. All while emphasizing that Jesus comforts, teaches, pursues, restores, and invites His followers back into faith and mission.

Pastor Matt continues our Easter series today, focusing on Jesus’ death and resurrection, showing that the empty tomb gives us good reason to believe in the reality of these events and much to gain from learning to incorporate their significance in our lives.

Pastor Matt walks through Jesus’ betrayal, Last Supper, arrest, trial, crucifixion, and death as the fulfillment of Passover and prophecy. Illustrating that Jesus’ suffering was voluntary, redemptive, and sufficient to pay for sin, making him the “final Passover Lamb.”

Pastor Matt continued our new series on Passion Week today. In today’s sermon, he emphasizes the importance of submitting to Jesus’ authority and bearing the fruit of loving God and loving others. He also warns us against empty religion and encourages us to be prepared for Jesus’ return and final judgment.

Pastor Matt began a new sermon series today focusing on the last week of Jesus' earthly ministry, explaining how Jesus fulfilled the prophecy in Zechariah by entering Jerusalem humbly on a donkey—signaling that he came not as a conquering military king to free Israel from Roman rule, but as a righteous, humble savior to deliver people from sin and death. 

Pastor Jay spoke from the 'one another' verses of Matthew today, teaching us how relationships within the church are meant to be characterized by sacrificial love and unity, where the goal is always a restored relationship and not just winning a debate.

Pastor Jay spoke from the book of Ephesian today, teaching how God intends Christian homes to become frontline arenas of his redemptive work, calling every life stage—spouses, children, and singles—to specific, Spirit-filled practices that foster households of peace, joy, abundance, and healing.