12.28.25 | Pastor J.B. Lawley

Are you tired of striving? Do you need rest for your soul? In this message, we dive deep into one of the most profound invitations in Scripture. While the world tells us to do more, achieve more, and be more, Jesus offers a radical alternative: "Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest."We explore why Jesus’ claim was so shocking to his original audience and what it means for us today. Moving beyond physical exhaustion, we look at the concept of "soul rest" - a peace that exists separate from our circumstances.

Christmas Eve | 12.24.25 | Pastor J.B. Lawley

Pastor Luke Breeze | 12.21.25

As we conclude our Advent series and prepare for Christmas Eve, Pastor Luke Breeze leads us through a deep study of John 1:1-5 and 14. This message explores the profound mystery of the "Living Word." Before the foundations of the world, God loved you eternally, personally, and outrageously. While our finite minds may not be able to comprehend a love that predates time itself, we aren't called to fully understand it; we are simply called to accept it.

12.14.25 | Pastor J.B. Lawley

We all crave happiness, but what happens when the happiness fades and the storm of life hits? This message contrasts temporary, circumstantial happiness with the eternal, guarded joy given by the Holy Spirit.Based on Zephaniah's ancient prophecy, Pastor John shares personal stories to show how knowing God’s love and realizing His intimate presence will quiet your fears and anxieties. This Advent, stop depending on your thoughts and your circumstances, and start dwelling in the Father who is singing over you.

12.7.25 | Pastor J.B. Lawley

We confront the difference between artificial peace (which hides an inner storm) and true peace (which guards the soul). The sermon demonstrates that authentic, lasting peace requires surrender, getting "less of us" and "more of Jesus" because He is the only source that satisfies.

11.30.25 | Pastor J.B. Lawley

We look at Isaiah 9:6, a prophecy written 700 years before Jesus' birth. The accuracy of this passage foretells the person and event that would come centuries later and serves as a powerful "fingerprint" of God. Only God could look upon the future and speak to it in such profound detail.The solution is a child: Isaiah tells a broken, oppressed people that the hope for the world will not be a system, a ruler, or a political ideology. The hope of the world will be a child, the Son of God in the flesh. This radical, counter-intuitive idea is proof that the Bible is God's revelation to us, not man's attempt to reach Him.

11.23.25 | Dr. David Pitkins

This message explores the inner conflict Paul describes in Romans 7: the feeling of wanting to do good but constantly doing the very thing we hate. Using his own personal testimony of life before and after salvation (the "before" being full of lawlessness, and the "after" being a journey of sanctification), Dr. Pitkins explains that this war is a result of the sin nature (the "computer virus" or "moving sidewalk") that infects us all. The solution is not trying harder to follow rules, but realizing we are dead to the Law through Christ and allowing the Holy Spirit to guide us, transforming our desires and pulling us away from the old life toward holiness.

11.16.25 | Pastor J.B. Lawley

Everyone serves a master, who or what is yours? We explore the profound reality of Romans 6: you are either enslaved to sin; leading to death, or in submission to God; leading to eternal life.This message is a wake-up call to those trying to fight sin alone: you are not powerless! Surrender your shame and brokenness to Christ to experience the freeing power of grace and conquer strongholds.

11.9.25 | Pastor J.B. Lawley

Are you living under justice or grace? The Gospel is not just forgiveness; it is newness, redemption, and freedom! This sermon reminds us that God's grace is so powerful it doesn't just save us spiritually. It transforms us physically, mentally, and emotionally. Find out how to stop chasing the "broken shack" of the old life and embrace the new blueprint Christ offers, walking in the newness of life He promises.

11.2.25 | Pastor J.B. Lawley

The Gospel is far more than a "concert and a TED talk" - it is personal, transformative, and demands death to self. This sermon clarifies that our relationship with sin has changed: we no longer desire it because we are alive to God in Christ Jesus. If you're ready for new life, discover why the freedom of grace is the only way to conquer sin.