Three billion people have never heard of Jesus, and you could easily have been one of them. In week two of Asking for a Friend, Kale Courtright traces it back to a mission trip to Kenya and sets it beside John 14, where Jesus says no one comes to the Father except through him. He won't reach for the easy answer, and instead turns the question around by asking why, if Jesus is really that good, we wouldn't want everyone to know him.

Speaker: Kale Courtright | Series: Asking for a Friend | Scripture: John 14:1-6

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Is Hell really the way you've been picturing it all these years? Opening a new series called Asking for a Friend, Kale Courtright takes on one of the church's toughest questions through Luke 13's story of a narrow door, and arrives somewhere warmer than you'd expect — "Heaven is not a place you go. It's a person you're with." It's a case for a God who'd rather be with you now than simply keep you out of trouble later.

Speaker: Kale Courtright | Series: Asking for a Friend | Scripture: Luke 13:22-30

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You don't drink, you don't use, you don't have an addiction — so recovery is for those people, not you, right? Mark Eliff spent a year at Celebrate Recovery as the supportive husband, napping in the car while his wife went to group. On this Celebrate Recovery Sunday he explains why a Christ-centered 12-step program "completely destroyed my life," and why he thinks it should happen to you too.

Speaker: Mark Eliff | Celebrate Recovery Sunday | Scripture: Romans 12:2

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If you had an emergency at 3:00 a.m., who is the first person you would actually call? In a world where we constantly curate our lives to be admired rather than truly known, this message explores why we hide behind "perfect" feeds and how we can build genuine, unfiltered relationships. Discover how overcoming the fear of being "found out" is the exact key to experiencing real love and finding a community that actually stays.

This sermon explores how belonging is not just a feeling you find, but a devotion you practice by consistently showing up for others. Drawing from the example of the early church in Acts 2, the message challenges the modern habit of "shopping" for community and explains why true connection requires both proximity and time. You will discover why your calendar reveals your true priorities and why living out your faith is ultimately a "team sport".

In an age of digital connection, many of us still struggle with a deep sense of loneliness and isolation. Using the powerful imagery of the Berlin Wall, Pastor Kale Courtright explores how we were "made to belong" to God and to one another. Discover why belonging isn't just something you search for, but a community that God is actively building to bring us closer together.

Discover how your personal story has the power to change lives as we explore why certain narratives hold such incredible staying power. In this message, three young interns share the real-life moments that shaped their faith, from finding peace in a gentle breeze during a difficult time to experiencing God's presence in a quiet prayer walk. Join us to be reminded that God is still active in the everyday chapters of your own journey.

Feeling worn out by the constant busyness and heavy burdens of everyday life? Join guest speaker Jeremy Harrison as he explores "The Great Invitation" from Jesus to find deep, soul-level rest that transforms you from the inside out. Discover how creating space for silence and shifting your inner focus can help you trade life’s exhaustion for a "light burden" and a renewed purpose.