Sunday Morning Message - "Made to Multiply"

In this message from August 9, Pastor Kyle celebrates what God has been doing in our church and casts vision for who He is calling us to become. As we continue helping people find hope, we’re focusing on becoming disciples who multiply—Jesus followers, Spirit-led believers, prayer warriors, family builders, and kingdom multipliers. Together, we’re being challenged to take our next step, whether that’s following Jesus, being baptized, joining a group, serving, or being trained to make disciples.

Sunday Morning Message - "Final Charge: Standing Firm in Faith & Strength"

In this message from August 2, Pastor Kyle walks through Paul's final charge to the Corinthian church — five commands packed into two verses that serve as a blueprint for Christian living. The charge calls believers to be watchful, stand firm, act with courage and maturity, be strong, and do everything in love. This guide will help your group dig deeper into each of those commands and consider what it looks like to live them out daily.

Key Takeaways:

Watchfulness is not passive — it requires attentiveness to your own life, doctrine, and the spiritual condition of those around you.

Standing firm in the faith is most tested not in comfortable moments but in moments of challenge and controversy.

Biblical manhood can be defined and, therefore, pursued. You cannot become what you cannot define.

True strength is not self-generated — it is found in the Lord and in the strength of His might (Ephesians 6:10).

Every command in this passage is ultimately to be carried out in love. Strength without love becomes harshness. Watchfulness without love becomes judgment.

Sunday Morning Message - "Spiritual Gifts - Part 3"

In this message from July 26, Pastor Kyle continues our 1 Corinthians series in chapter 14 addressing the proper understanding and operation of spiritual gifts—specifically tongues and prophecy—within the gathered church. It clarifies that while the gift of tongues serves as a personal, supernatural prayer language intended to build up the individual believer, genuine prophecy holds greater significance in corporate worship because it actively edifies, encourages, and consoles the broader church body. The message emphasizes that congregations should expect supernatural encounters with God during gatherings, where His active presence can convict unbelievers and transform lives. To prevent confusion and ensure peace, the message highlights the necessity of spiritual authorities to oversee and maintain order in the exercise of these spiritual gifts. We are challenged to earnestly desire and pray for these gifts, utilizing them maturely for the specific purpose of building up the body of Christ.

Sunday Morning Message - "Spiritual Gifts - Part 2"

In this message from July 19, Pastor David Jett continues our journey through 1 Corinthians, focusing on the timeless message of chapter 13—the Bible’s great chapter on love. In a world that often defines love by feelings or circumstances, Paul reminds us that true, Christlike love is patient, kind, selfless, enduring, and the foundation of everything we do as followers of Jesus. No gift, talent, or accomplishment has lasting value apart from love. Come discover how God’s love transforms our hearts, strengthens our relationships, and shapes the way we live every day.

Sunday Morning Message - "Spiritual Gifts - Part 1"

In this message from July 12, Pastor Kyle continues our walk through 1 Corinthians exploring chapters 12–14, where Paul reminds us that every believer has been uniquely gifted by God to serve the body of Christ. He teaches that while our gifts may be different, they all work together to strengthen the church, and that love must always be the foundation for everything we do. These chapters also challenge us to pursue worship that is both Spirit-filled and orderly, building up the entire church and pointing people to Christ.

Sunday Morning Message - "Authority & The Lord’s Supper"

In this message from July 5, Pastor Kyle Reno continues our journey through 1 Corinthians in chapter 11. In this powerful passage, Paul reminds us that our worship should reflect the heart of Christ through humility, unity, and reverence. Paul challenges believers to honor God in the way we live together as the body of Christ and gives the church one of the clearest biblical teachings on the meaning and purpose of the Lord’s Supper.

Sunday Morning Message - "For the Glory of God"

In this message from June 28, Pastor Ben is in chapter 10 focusing on the dangerous territory of spiritual compromise and the impossibility of sitting at both the Lord's table and the table of demons. Drawing from Israel's past failures and Paul's direct warning to the Corinthian church, we examined how Christian freedom is not about doing what we have the right to do, but willingly surrendering our rights for the good of others and for the glory of God. The core challenge presented was this: mature believers don't ask "How close can I get to sin?" but rather "What most honors God and helps others follow Him?" We cannot accept Jesus as Savior while rejecting Him as Lord—it's both or neither.

Sunday Morning Message - "Win! Running the Race and Fighting the Fight"

In this message from June 21, Pastor Kyle is in 1 Corinthians chapter 9 drawing focus on how life was intended to have a bigger mission than personal success or earthly accomplishments. Through Paul's example, we discovered that true fulfillment comes when we embrace our part in God's story - living to see others won into the family of God. This radical reorienting of life calls us to view everywhere God has sent us as our mission field: our families, workplaces, and communities. Paul's passion wasn't just for personal comfort but for the sake of the gospel, demonstrating that the good news of Jesus is too important to stop with us.

Sunday Morning Worship - "Don't Become a Stumbling Block!"

In this message from June 14, Pastor Kyle focuses on the tension between Christian liberty and Christian love, using Paul's teaching about food sacrificed to idols as a framework. While the Corinthian believers were technically correct that idols have no real power, their knowledge was causing them to overlook something far more important—the spiritual wellbeing of fellow believers. This passage calls us to evaluate our decisions not merely by what we have the "right" to do, but by what best serves others and glorifies Christ. The implications for our spiritual life are profound: our maturity isn't measured by how much freedom we can exercise, but by how willingly we lay down our rights out of love for God and others.

Sunday Morning Message - "Marriage & Singleness"

In this message from June 7, Pastor Kyle continues in 1 Corinthians 7:17-37 and how our identity in Christ transcends our circumstances, relationships, and situations in life. Paul addresses believers in various life situations—circumcised and uncircumcised, slave and free, married and single—with a unifying message: God has placed you exactly where you are for His purposes. The passage calls us beyond obsessing over our current circumstances to live with eternal urgency and focus. Whether we find ourselves in ideal situations or challenging ones, our brief time on earth demands that we live for what will last forever—only what's done for Christ.