Ever struggle to live out what you say you believe?! This wild story from the life of Elijah gives us some insight into what may be causing the problem.

Here’s a Christmas challenge: Let’s pause the chaos, confront the lies we believe, and rediscover the wonder of a God who wants not just to forgive us—but to walk with us and change us.

What does God want me to do? The simple answer is “be holy.” The way to do this might not be what you think. Instead of striving to move ourselves from “sinner” to “saint,” we learn that God has already positioned us in holiness and continues shaping us through His Spirit. By seeing sanctification as relational rather than mechanical, we discover the freedom of abiding in Christ and letting His presence bring heaven to our hearts.

Have you ever felt stuck, frustrated, or spiritually exhausted? Often, it’s because our focus has drifted. Join us as we explore the focus that changes everything!

We often talk about Jesus coming to earth at Christmas, but long before the manger, God had already placed His first representatives on the planet—us. If you’ve ever wondered who you really are, why the world is so broken, or how Jesus makes us whole again, this sermon will point you to the surprising answers.

What does it really mean to be thankful—not just when life feels good, but even when it doesn’t make sense? Join us as we wrestle with the tension between our circumstances and God’s command to give thanks. If you’ve ever had trouble finding gratitude in the middle of real-life struggles, this message is for you!

What if being “right on the money” financially is about more than just giving? Discover how shifting your perspective from ownership to stewardship can bring freedom, purpose, and joy in every financial decision.

The world is broken, and there is no way around that. But God has always desired to walk with His creation. He made a new thing at the beginning of all things in Genesis, and in Revelation He declares again that He is making all things new. In this sermon, Pastor Linder discusses what it looks like for us to return to the innocence of Eden and to walk once more with our Creator.

Whether you think of yourself as “wealthy,” or not, this passage has great wisdom on how to think about money from a Biblical perspective.

Most people don’t want “enough.” We want to be RICH!
Before you chase the next raise or upgrade, take a closer look at what it really means to be “right on the money.”