Throughout our lives, we will experience disappointments and unmet expectations. What do we do when Jesus is not who we expected Him to be? When He doesn’t show up for us how we wanted Him to? In today’s message, Pastor Darrick shows us what we can learn from John the Baptist’s disappointment and doubt in Jesus.

As believers, we are not alone in our temptations and struggles because Jesus was also tempted. As we start a new series called “Epic,” Pastor Jon Akin teaches us out of Matthew 4 how Jesus overcame temptation and how we can look to Him as our example.

Join us as we close out our final Sunday in out Joel series.

Have you ever done something wrong and felt more remorse for the consequences than your actions? In the second week of our sermon series in Joel, Pastor Jon Akin explains how we can experience true repentance and remorse for our sin and be restored in our relationship with God.

God has His ways of getting our attention so that we can focus our hearts back on Him. As we dive into a new sermon series on the book of Joel, Pastor Jon Akin explains to us the ways that God’s judgement and other tragedies in our life can impact our spiritual walk.

God has given each and every one of us a purpose: to reach the lost with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In the final week of our “Reset” series, Pastor Darrick calls us to embrace the Gospel, then to go out and reach the lost with the same love we have received from God.

As Christians, we know that Jesus calls us to love our neighbors but we often try to find a way out of that call. In today’s message, Pastor Jon Akin challenges us from the parable of the Good Samaritan that we should not ask who to love, but instead how to love as Jesus has radically loved us.

In today’s message, interim Pastor Jon Akin encourages us hide Gods word in our heart, then shows us what that looks like.

At the start of a new year, it’s a good idea to reflect on the past and dream ahead for the future. In today’s message, interim Pastor Jon Akin reminds us to love God and love people, as well as commitments we can make as believers this year.