In this sermon, Chad Kincer show's us that God’s plan is not a promise of comfort but of transformation through suffering, and in every circumstance—exile, temptation, and injustice—His constant presence sustains, shapes, and ultimately redeems His people.

Continuing our Genesis series, Josh Kouri teaches that whether we are like Judah or Tamar—sinners or the sinned against—that God’s grace meets us by exposing our sin, opening our eyes to repentance, and breaking into our stories to bring redemption through Jesus.

Starting part 4 of our Genesis series with this sermon, Kevin Cawley shows through Joseph’s story that even amid favoritism, betrayal, and suffering, God is sovereignly working to fulfill His promises and transform His people.

In this Easter sermon, Josh Kouri proclaims that in the midst of a broken and groaning world, the life, death, resurrection, and exaltation of Jesus reveal God’s decisive victory over sin, Satan, and death, offering hope, forgiveness, and the promise of renewal to all who repent and believe.

On Palm Sunday, Chad Kincer continues our Lenten series teaching that Jesus enters Jerusalem as the Sovereign King, worthy of worship, who comes not to bring political deliverance but peace with God — a peace that will cost him everything on the cross.

Josh Kouri continues our Lenten series, Journey to the Cross, by showing that Jesus’ grace seeks out sinners, defies our expectations, and produces real, joyful transformation in those who receive it.

Josh Kouri continues our Lenten series by reflecting on the blind beggar in Luke 18, showing how persistent faith recognizes Jesus as the true Messiah and cries out for mercy, trusting that he alone can restore what we cannot fix ourselves.

Guest speaker Hunter Beaumont continues our Lenten series by teaching from Luke 17 that while many people receive Jesus’ blessings, true saving faith is revealed in a life of humble surrender, worship, and gratitude like the one healed leper who returned to give thanks.

Chad Kincer continues our Lent series by calling us back to “the one thing needed” in Luke 10:38–42, urging us to lay down anxious, self-justifying busyness and return to a tender, attentive relationship with Jesus as we journey with Him toward the cross.

Chad Kincer begins the Journey to the Cross series with the Hinge Point sermon, showing us Jesus love for us in setting his face for the cross. He reveals the priority of Jesus being first in our lives, and by keeping him first, we find satisfaction in all second things.