This week, Nick continues our series “The Cross, The Kingdom and The Story that Changes Everything.”

The Cross and the Kingdom are inseparable—two sides of the same coin. The way of the cross is the way of the Kingdom. Jesus reigns not through force, but through love, forgiveness, and true power. His victory is a triumph over sin, hate, evil, and even death itself.

Look to the Cross and see the power of the true King. Look to the Cross and discover the story that changes everything.

Have you ever dreamed of doing something that would cost you everything?

This week, Vicki continues our series “The Story That Changes Everything” as she explores the journey of Jesus—and how His unwavering focus on Jerusalem speaks into our lives today. Discover what it means to live with purpose, surrender, and a vision that goes beyond ourselves.

In this talk, Cécile reflects on the moment Jesus stood in the synagogue in Nazareth and announced His mission: liberation, healing, and restoration. Then He made a bold declaration — “Today this is fulfilled.”

Jesus wasn’t pointing to a distant future; He was revealing a present reality. The kingdom of God had already begun. And the mission He carried is now the mission we are invited into.

But the people in Nazareth struggled to see it because they struggled to believe it. In the same way, before we can participate in what God is doing in the world, we first have to trust Him. Faith doesn’t wait for proof — faith is what opens our eyes to the kingdom already breaking in around us.

Nick will explore the purpose of Luke-Acts and tackle the big question: Who is Jesus? Leading up to Easter, we’ll dive into the life of Jesus and key themes from the book of Luke and how Jesus’ life and the birth of the Church remain deeply relevant today.

Whether you’re curious about Jesus, exploring faith, or just looking for fresh inspiration, this series is a wonderful opportunity to discover why He—and His church—still matter.

Everyone worships something. Christians worship Jesus. But who is the Jesus we worship? Who is the Jesus we follow?

In this final episode of our I AM series, Nick explores Jesus’ powerful words to Martha in John 11:25: “I am the resurrection and the life.” Spoken in the shadow of grief and loss, these words are not just a promise for the future — they are a declaration of who Jesus is right now. How do we navigate sorrow while holding onto the goodness of God? How do we live with real trust in Jesus when death feels so final? And what does it truly mean to believe that death does not have the last word?

Everyone worships something. Christians worship Jesus. But who is the Jesus we worship? Who is the Jesus we follow?

In this episode, Susy continues our “I Am…” sermon series by exploring Jesus’ powerful declaration in Gospel of John15: “I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener.” Together, we’ll unpack what it truly means to remain connected to the True Vine, why God sometimes leads us through painful seasons of pruning, and how abiding in Christ enables us to bear fruit that lasts. We’ll also explore the rich biblical imagery of the vineyard as a picture of God’s covenant relationship with His people—revealing a deeper understanding of who Jesus is and what it means to belong to Him. Whether you’re in a season of growth, waiting, or pruning, this message will encourage you to stay rooted, remain connected, and trust the Gardener at work in your life.

Everyone worships something. As Christians, we worship Jesus—but who is the Jesus we worship? And who is the Jesus we follow?

This Sunday, Cecile explores one of Jesus’ powerful “I am” statements from John 10: “I am the Good Shepherd and the Gate.” Speaking to a culture that deeply understood shepherding, Jesus uses the vivid image of sheep—an image rich with meaning, even if it’s a little uncomfortable for us today. In the first half of John 10, we see what Jesus reveals about Himself: the Shepherd who knows His sheep and lays down His life for them, and the Gate through whom they find safety, freedom, and abundant life. As we reflect on this truth, we’re invited to consider how following the Good Shepherd can transform the way we live and worship.

In this episode, Nick tackles one of Jesus’ most provocative statements: “I am the way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:6). In an all-inclusive culture that values many paths and personal truth, this claim can sound shocking—even arrogant. So what did Jesus actually mean? Is He excluding others, or inviting them into something deeper? Join Nick as he unpacks the context, the challenge, and the hope behind Jesus’ words, and explores what this bold claim means for faith, truth, and life today.

Everyone worships something. Christians worship Jesus—but who is the Jesus we worship? Who is the Jesus we follow?

In this episode, Cecile continues the series by exploring what it means when Jesus declares, “I Am the Bread of Life.”What does this reveal about who He is, and how does it shape the way we live?

As we listen, we’re invited to reflect: What are you feeding on? What are you hungry for?

New Series | The Light of the World. On the first Sunday of the year, Nick launches a brand-new teaching series by asking a foundational question: Who is the Jesus we worship?
Everyone worships something. As Christians, we worship Jesus—but do we truly see Him for who He is? In this opening message, we explore what it means when Jesus declares Himself to be “The Light of the World.” What does that light reveal, and how are we called to respond?
A timely start to the year, inviting us to look again, see clearly, and follow faithfully.