John Riner delivers a standalone sermon, reminding Christians that the people of God are, foremost, a praying people—empowered by the finished work of Jesus and the power of His Spirit to push back darkness with big, bold prayers.

Chad Kincer finishes the Foundations series in Isaiah 55, emphasizing that God is the first and ultimate Host, inviting all to His table through Jesus, and calling Christians to reflect His hospitality by opening their homes and lives as a tangible expression of His love and mission.

Josh Kouri continues the Foundations series in Deuteronomy 6, showing how God's design for parenting gives a generational vision for blessing, calling parents to be fathered by God, embrace their lifelong role, and aim at their children’s hearts with wisdom and grace.

Josh Kouri preaches from Proverbs 24:30-34, emphasizing God’s design for marriage as a foundational institution that is revealed as an icon, a mission, a gift, and a crucible for growth in Christ.

Josh Kouri begins our Foundations series by examining the need for revival and reformation, exploring how foundational changes in our personal lives, families, and communities require a return to God’s word, institutional stability, and generational faithfulness, ultimately pointing to the deep transformation that can only come through the working of God.

Chad Kincer teaches from Isaiah 64 to stoke the people of God to seek the presence of God.

Cory Fahrenkamp opens up Luke 2 to teach on how Jesus—as a young boy—challenges our expectations of who he is.

Dylan Watts preaches from Philippians 4, highlighting the nearness of God in every circumstance.

Chad Kincer teaches from John 14 in our Advent sermon series, reminding Christians that Jesus won our peace with God.

Josh Kouri continues our Advent series in Revelation 12, focusing on the cosmic struggle between the woman and the dragon, highlighting how Jesus' victory over sin, Satan, and death sustains the church in its wilderness journey, empowering believers to overcome deception, accusation, and persecution despite ongoing suffering.