In this Good Friday message, we reflect on Jesus’ haunting words from the cross: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” This cry of abandonment reveals the depth of Christ’s suffering and the weight of our sin. But it also points to the heart of the Gospel—Jesus was forsaken so that we never have to be. Join us as we remember the cost of the cross and the hope it brings. (Psalm 88)

In this message from Matthew 21:1–17, we take a closer look at Jesus’ triumphal entry—not just as a moment of celebration, but as a powerful statement of who He truly is. As both King and Priest, Jesus doesn't just arrive to be praised—He comes to clean house and restore true worship. This story isn’t just about a temple long ago—it’s about our hearts today. Are we ready to let Him in and make things right?

In this week's message, Pastor Nate walks us through the story of Noah and shows how "walking with God" means going a different direction from the world, following His lead, and trusting Him - especially when it feels impossible. This sermon reminds us that even in dark days, God calls His people to build what matters and trust Him alone for the results.

In this episode, Pastor Nate Pifer dives into one of the strangest and most sobering passages in Genesis—where human wickedness hits a breaking point and God's judgment begins.

From the mystery of the "sons of God" and the Nephilim to the deep grief of God’s heart, we explore how God responds to growing evil with justice—and how, even then, He extends grace.

Why does God judge sin? How should we deal with weird or hard parts of Scripture? And what does Noah's story teach us about hope in the middle of darkness?

In this sermon, "Lessons from a Persecuted Church," we explore Hebrews 10:19-25 to learn how to hold onto our faith when times get tough. Just like early Christians who faced persecution, we can find ways to persevere today. Discover three key approaches: pray like your life depends on it, believe God’s promises as your only hope, and love your church community deeply. Through relatable stories, including a Tunisian pastor's challenges, we learn that following Jesus isn't always easy, but it's always worth it. Whether you're new to the faith or experienced, this sermon inspires you to keep going strong in your Christian journey.

Would you take the chance to live forever if it were offered to you? Science and technology are racing toward solutions for longer life, but Genesis 5 tells a different story - one of God's sovereignty over life, death, and eternity.

In this week's message, Pastor Nathan Pifer walks through the genealogy of Seth, tracing a line that leads not just to Noah, but ultimately to Jesus. Along the way, we’ll confront the reality of death, the false hope of human achievement, and the incredible promise of resurrection.

This isn't just a history lesson - it's a call to live with purpose, knowing that our hope is in Christ, not in this world. Listen in and be encouraged!

What kind of legacy are you leaving? In Genesis 4:17-26, we see two family lines—one growing in sin, the other calling on the Lord. Cain’s descendants built culture and cities but strayed from God. Seth’s line, however, would ultimately lead to Jesus.

In this sermon, we explore Genesis 4:1-16, focusing on the story of Cain and Abel to learn more about the nature of sin. Sin is not just an action but begins in the heart, affecting our worship and relationships. Emphasizing the importance of a pure heart, we are reminded to heed God's warnings and live a life of holiness through His guidance.

As we continue our study on the first eleven chapters of Genesis, in this sermon we explore the arrival of sin into the world and the Gospel plan that God initiates as a result.

In this week's sermon, we're diving into the beauty of Christ shown through marriage, based on Genesis 2:4-25. We explore how marriage is more than just a relationship between two people; it's a powerful picture of Christ's love for us. From the first marriage in the Garden of Eden to the ultimate union with Christ in heaven, marriage is a journey full of love, commitment, and hope. Join us as we uncover how this connection is designed to captivate our hearts and fill our souls with joy.