In Pastor Chuck's message, The Gift of Peace, we explore how Jesus' presence brings true peace to our lives. Drawing from Luke 2:13-14 and Matthew 1:18-21, Pastor Chuck unpacks two key concepts of peace: Eirini (Greek) — peace as harmony and security — and Shalom (Hebrew) — peace as completeness and soundness. Jesus, the Prince of Peace, teaches us to defuse conflict, rebuke storms, and surrender to Him for lasting peace. By laying down our weapons and embracing Jesus, we can reflect His peace in every situation.

Pastor Chuck's message, The Gift of Hope, from Matthew 1:23, reminds us that Jesus, Immanuel—God with us—is the light of hope that overcomes darkness. Exploring three types of hope—wishful, expectant, and certain—Pastor Chuck uses examples from Simeon, Anna, and the Magi to show how Jesus fulfills our deepest needs for redemption and love. This hope calls us to reflect God's presence in the world by bringing the light of Christ to others.

In Pastor Wynand de Wet's message Be Hot or Cold, Jesus from Revelation 3:14-22, he unpacks the message to the church of Laodicea. Addressing the significance of Laodicea's context and why Turkey plays a pivotal role, Pastor Wynand explores Jesus' challenge for believers to choose to be spiritually hot or cold rather than lukewarm. He warns of the consequences of complacency and guides us on making things right through repentance and reliance on Christ. Ultimately, the message encourages us to heed the call of Jesus, live with purpose, and finish strong.

In Pastor Chuck's message, Facing Our Demons, he unpacks the story of Jesus encountering a demon-possessed man in the region of the Gerasenes. Through this encounter, we’re reminded that we all face “demons” that may lead to self-destructive behaviors, feeling trapped, and being cut off from those we love. Pastor Chuck emphasizes the importance of naming these struggles, confronting our fears, and embracing the transformation Jesus offers. When Jesus sends the healed man home, it reveals the power of testimony—showing those closest to us the difference Jesus makes.

In Calming the Storm, Pastor Chuck reflects on Jesus’ invitation to prioritize a spiritual family over a physical one, which is illustrated when Jesus calls those who hear and act on God’s word, His true family. As the disciples experience a storm, Jesus demonstrates His promise, presence, and peace by calming the raging waters. Despite witnessing this power, the disciples’ fear leads Jesus to question their faith, prompting us to consider where we may lack trust in His steadfastness during life’s challenges.

In Pastor Chuck Osborne's sermon on the parable of the lamp, he addresses how Jesus teaches about revealing truth rather than hiding it. Pastor Chuck challenges us to reflect on why we might hide our faith and how to let it shine instead. He emphasizes the purpose of light—to illuminate and reveal what’s hidden—urging believers to be more transparent in sharing their faith and personal struggles. By listening carefully to God's Word and acting on it, we can grow spiritually and help others find the light of truth.

In Pastor Chuck Osborne's follow-up sermon on the parable of the sower, he emphasizes the need to spend more time with Jesus to understand His Word truly. He illustrates how different types of soil represent the condition of our hearts. If our faith is shallow, it can be easily taken, starved, or choked by life’s pressures. But we can bear much fruit when our hearts are like good soil—nurtured and receptive. Pastor Chuck challenges us to reflect on the type of soil we identify with and how we can cultivate a deeper, more fruitful faith.

Pastor Chuck Osborne's sermon on the parable of the sower from Luke 8 highlights how God uses all of us to proclaim the Good News, emphasizing the importance of stories in speaking truth. Pastor Chuck breaks down the critical elements of the parable: the seed (the Word of God), the sower (the one who plants), and the soil (the hearts of those who receive it). He challenges us to reflect on our soil type—whether we are hardened, shallow, choked by life’s worries, or producing a harvest. By spending more time with Jesus and deepening our faith, we can become like the good soil and bear fruit.

Pastor Chuck's sermon on Colossians 4 explores the theme of making the most of every opportunity that God gives us. Pastor Chuck encourages us to remain devoted to prayer and intercession, not only for ourselves but for others, as Paul did for the Colossians. He challenges us to seize the opportunity to make a difference in how we act, speak, and share our story of faith. As followers of Christ, we are called to be watchful, thankful, and intentional, knowing that every moment is a chance to bring glory to God.

Pastor Chuck’s sermon on Colossians 3 encourages us to embrace a "Fresh Start" by setting our hearts and minds on things above, not earthly matters. He challenges us to shed the old habits that devalue humanity, such as anger and deceit, and instead, clothe ourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, and love. Pastor Chuck emphasizes living a life of obedience and sacrifice, serving others as a reflection of Christ's love. By making this intentional transformation, we can bring glory to God in everything we do.