Eastside Church

Pastor John explores how every person begins “in Adam,” marked by sin and separation from God, but through faith can become “in Christ,” receiving the incredible gifts of righteousness, grace, and eternal life. What Adam’s fall destroyed, Christ’s victory restored — and that’s reason to rejoice!

In this week’s message, Pastor John Hull reminds us that every one of us stands in God’s courtroom—guilty and unable to defend ourselves. But through Jesus Christ, the Judge becomes our Savior, and the verdict changes forever.

We were blessed to have Kenn at our church, where he shared the Word with joy, laughter, and a powerful reminder that faith and fun can go hand in hand. His ability to make people laugh while pointing them to Jesus left our congregation encouraged, refreshed, and smiling from ear to ear.

In this week’s message, Pastor Scott continues the A Finished Foundation series by turning to what may be the most important chapter in all of Romans—the heart of the Gospel. After exposing the reality of sin and moral failure in chapters 1 and 2, Paul now delivers both the verdict and the hope of humanity’s condition.

In this message, Sinful Morality, Pastor John Hull reminds us that our moral behavior or good intentions can’t earn God’s approval. Like a driver who forgets to check their blind spot, we often fail to see our own sin and self-righteousness. Using the “keys” Paul lists in Romans 2—knowledge, truth, guilt, deeds, impartiality, and motive—Pastor John reveals how God’s judgment is perfectly fair and how it exposes the heart of every person.

In the opening message, God’s Diagnosis of the Human Condition, we’re confronted with the reality that every person is born into sin—and that no amount of effort or morality can make us right with God. Only through Jesus Christ can we experience true righteousness and transformation. Romans 1 uncovers three core truths: the depravity of the human heart, the present reality of God’s wrath, and the hope that can only be found in Christ.

In Daniel 6, we see how one man’s faith and courage stood firm against impossible odds. Faced with a royal decree threatening his life, Daniel refused to compromise his devotion to God. His boldness came from two key practices: living with integrity—being the same on the inside as on the outside—and daily, intentional prayer. By examining Daniel’s example and God’s protection, we learn how to stand firm in our faith, cultivate courage in the face of pressure, and inspire those around us to live boldly for Christ.

In this powerful message from the Bold Ones series, Pastor Scott unpacks the remarkable story of Esther, a woman whose bold faith changed the course of history. Centered on Esther 4:13-16, the sermon reminds us that God is not only present in the obvious miracles but also in the quiet, hidden moments of our lives. Through Esther’s rise from obscurity to royal influence, we’re challenged to embrace our God-given identity, step into risk with courage, exercise patience in uncertainty, and trust God even when He seems silent. Ultimately, this message calls believers to be courageous agents of God’s providence, standing firm “for such a time as this,” knowing that the God who works in the light also works in the shadows.

What should you do when you're facing a situation that feels impossible — when fear is overwhelming and everything seems to be working against you? In Part 2 of The Bold Ones, Pastor John Hull explores the life of David, a man who experienced incredible pressure yet chose to stand with boldness and courage in the face of life’s greatest challenges.

We all have a past. For some, it’s a past we’d rather forget—especially the parts we carry from before we came to know Christ. In this opening message of the Bold Ones series, Pastor John Hull unpacks the story of Moses—a man with a complicated past, a criminal record, and 40 years of hiding in the desert—who is called by God to step into a bold new future.