What does it really look like to live like Jesus? In Philippians 2, Paul challenges believers to shift their focus from self to others—following the example of Christ’s humility and sacrifice.

In this message, we explore how choosing unity, humility, and care for others reflects the love Jesus has shown us. You’ll hear practical ways to live this out in everyday relationships and why true spiritual growth leads to greater humility, not greater pride.

Follow us for more weekly messages from Eastside pastors!

In this message, we explore what it truly means to leave a lasting legacy—not defined by success or status, but by faith passed from one generation to the next.

Rooted in the Shema (Deuteronomy 6), this sermon calls us to fully surrender to God and to intentionally shape the next generation to know and follow Jesus. Faith is a relay race, and every handoff matters. The real question is simple: Who are you passing the baton to?

Follow us for more weekly messages from Eastside pastors!

The Christian life is a marathon, not a moment. In this sermon, we explore Paul’s call to fight the good fight of faith and the importance of persevering until the very end. Drawing from 1 and 2 Timothy, this message challenges believers to finish the race and keep the faith—no matter the cost.

Follow us for more weekly messages from Eastside pastors!

Faith isn’t always easy. In this sermon, we explore how Scripture describes faith as spiritual warfare and what it means to fight for truth when life puts pressure on your beliefs. Learn how to tear down false thoughts, take every thought captive to Christ, and stand firm when your faith is tested.

Follow us for more weekly messages from Eastside pastors!

The Christian life isn’t casual—and it was never meant to be. In this message from 1 Corinthians 9, the apostle Paul reminds us that following Christ requires discipline, focus, and intentional training. Just like an athlete prepares to win a prize, we are called to run, fight, and live with eternity in mind.

As a new year begins, the question is simple: Are you training for comfort—or for heaven?

Follow us for more weekly messages from Eastside pastors!

As a new year begins, God invites us to pause and reflect before moving forward. In this message, we explore why looking back at what God has done and where we’ve grown is essential for spiritual health and lasting faith.

The New Year is more than a calendar change. It’s a chance to recognize God’s work in our lives and step into what He still has ahead with clarity, purpose, and hope.

Follow us for more weekly messages from Eastside pastors! 

At Christmas, it’s easy to focus on traditions, family gatherings, and celebrations—but the heart of the season is Jesus. In this sermon, we walk through the story of the shepherds meeting Jesus and explore how their response models a faith that is personal, active, and centered on Christ.

The shepherds went to see Jesus for themselves, shared what God had revealed, and responded with worship and praise. Their example challenges us to keep Jesus at the center of our Christmas and to recognize, respond to, and share what God is doing in our lives every day.

Follow us for more weekly messages from Eastside pastors!

God’s announcement of Jesus’ birth didn’t go to kings or religious elites—it went to shepherds. Ordinary people. Outsiders. In this message, we look at the angel’s announcement and how fear turns into great joy when we realize God is at work and inviting us into His story. The Christmas story reminds us that God often moves in humble, unexpected ways—and He still calls everyday people to be part of something far bigger than themselves.

Follow us for more weekly messages from Eastside pastors! 

It happens every year.  December shows up and the stress level rises.  For some reason the most wonderful time of the year also comes with all the other “stuff”.  But what if this year was the best ever?  What if this year is the one you will look back on years down the road and remember as the hallmark of Christmas seasons?  Well, it can be!  We are given some hints in Luke’s account of the birth of Jesus that can make this year’s holiday the one you will want to have every year from here on out. 

Follow us for more weekly messages from Eastside pastors!