What do we really want—God’s gifts or God Himself?

This week, Pastor Gregg reminds us that while many people seek God for what He can do, true faith runs back to Him in worship. Jesus meets us in the margins, sees us in our need, and invites us into a faith that obeys before it sees. But gratitude is what turns a moment of blessing into a life of worship—and it’s in worship that Jesus makes us whole.

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What if the posture of your faith mattered more to God than the performance of it?

This week, YTH Director Caeden Sizemore teaches from Luke 17:1–10, reminding us that true faith isn’t measured by size, emotion, or spiritual achievement — but by surrender. Humble faith serves without earning, forgives without keeping score, and endures without demanding applause.

Jesus isn’t looking for impressive faith; He’s looking for surrendered faith — the kind that says, “We are unworthy servants; we have only done what was our duty.”

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We apologize for the week's delay in getting this message posted, as we had storage drive difficulties!

But this week, Pastor Gregg takes a look at the way we use our earthly resources that reveals who we truly serve.

In Luke 16, Jesus challenges us to invest what won’t last into what will—eternal relationships. This week’s message unpacks how faithful stewardship, generous hearts, and Kingdom-focused investment shape the legacy we leave behind.

You can be in the Father’s house and still miss His heart.

In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of two lost sons — one who ran away in rebellion, and one who stayed home in self-righteousness. This week, Pastor Gregg reminds us that grace doesn’t just rescue the rebellious; it redeems the religious.

When our faith becomes more about performance than presence, we can lose sight of the Father’s heart. But the good news is—He still comes out for both.

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When the prodigal son came home, the Father didn’t just forgive him—He restored him. 

Pastor Gregg Sizemore walks us through Luke 15, where Jesus reveals the Father’s heart toward every lost son and daughter. He covers shame with a robe of righteousness, restores identity with a ring, gives purpose with sandals, and celebrates our return with a feast.

No matter how far you’ve wandered, grace runs toward you. This is the Father’s heart.

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What happens when we finally wake up to the reality that life apart from God doesn’t work?

In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a son who chased freedom but found famine. Yet in the middle of his mess, something shifts: “when he came to himself.” That’s where conviction begins—when we realize sin over-promised and under-delivered, and the Father’s love is already waiting on the porch.
This week, Pastor Gregg reminds us that repentance isn’t about fixing ourselves; it’s about returning home to a Father who runs toward us with compassion.

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What happens when we choose life apart from God? In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of the prodigal son—a picture of how sin over-promises and under-delivers. 

This week, Pastor Gregg reminds us that what the world calls “freedom” often leads to famine, but the Father’s love is still calling us home.

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What does it mean to carry the heart of Jesus? 

This week, Pastor Gregg kicks off our For the One series by sharing the heart of the Shepherd from Luke 15—Jesus leaves the ninety-nine to rescue the one who’s lost. This message calls us back to the mission of God’s people: to move from comfort to calling, from being consumers to contributors, and to join the rescue mission of Jesus to seek and save the lost.

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Between planting and reaping is the hardest season—the waiting. 

This week, Pastor Gregg preaches from James 5 and 1 Corinthians 3, reminding us that while we plant and water, only God gives the growth. Through patient faith, prayer, and perseverance, we keep working the field and trust that the harvest is coming.

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Once the soil is ready, the seed must be planted. Without seed there is no harvest.

This week, we have the privilege of having Deeper Church's Pastor Rohan Thompson to bring the word!

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