What if the Christmas story you’ve imagined—all calm, all bright, silent and serene—was actually more chaotic than you thought? This December, we’re diving into the messy reality of Mary and Joseph’s unplanned journey into parenthood. Forget the picture-perfect nativity scenes: this young couple faced scandal, shame, and a crisis that could have destroyed everything. Joseph woke up one morning to discover his fiancée was pregnant, and he knew it wasn’t his child. The law gave him every right to publicly disgrace her—even call for her death. But instead of revenge, he chose mercy. And when God disrupted his plans with an angelic dream, Joseph faced an impossible choice: obey God and sacrifice his reputation, or walk away from the mess entirely. In this message, we’ll explore how God’s best plans often shatter our own, why the virgin birth matters more than you think, and what it means that God chose to enter our world through the most unplanned, chaotic moment imaginable. If your life feels messy right now, this is the Christmas story you need to hear.

Ever notice how the best love stories end with a wedding? Turns out, God’s love story is no different. After thousands of years of waiting—through slavery in Egypt, exile in Babylon, and 400 years of silence—the Bible promises an ending so perfect it almost sounds too good to be true. But here’s what blows my mind: over 40 different writers across 2,000 years all point to the same climactic finale. In Revelation, we don’t just get clouds and harps—we get a brand new earth, evil finally defeated, every tear wiped away, and yes, a wedding between Jesus and His church. If you’re tired of waiting, if life feels chaotic, or if you wonder whether God’s promises will ever come true, this message is for you. Because the ending? It’s called “Palingenesia”—literally “Genesis Again.” Everything God intended from the very beginning, fully restored. And that changes everything about how we live right now.

Why would God choose to change the world through broken, flawed people? In this message, we explore why the church is God’s unexpected blessing—not in spite of our imperfections, but through them. If you’ve been hurt by church, struggled to see its value, or wondered why so many people stay despite the mess, this is for you. Discover how God’s ancient promise to Abraham—”I will bless you, and you will be a blessing”—comes alive in the beautiful cycle of giving and receiving within the church community. Whether you’re on the outside looking in, burned out from giving, or just starting to receive, learn how the church becomes the physical presence of Jesus in the world. Because we’re all a mess…but we’re God’s mess. And together, empowered by His Spirit, we create something beautiful.

What if the most underused resource in your Christian life is the one Jesus said was essential? In this message, we’re exploring why Jesus was so insistent about sending the Holy Spirit—and it goes way beyond speaking in tongues or warm fuzzy feelings. Whether you grew up in a church that emphasized the Spirit or one that barely mentioned Him, most Christians today are missing out on what Jesus actually promised: daily access to God’s presence AND supernatural power to live the life He’s called you to. From understanding Scripture to making tough decisions, from breaking free from sin patterns to discovering how God uniquely wired you to serve—the Holy Spirit isn’t optional, He’s your Helper. If you’ve been white-knuckling your faith, trying to follow Jesus in your own strength (we’ve all been there), this teaching will show you how to lean into the gift that changes everything. Let’s discover the balanced, biblical truth about the Helper Jesus knew you’d desperately need.

What if everything you thought you knew about the Bible suddenly clicked into place—like discovering the twist ending of your favorite movie? For 25 years, people have been blown away by the Sixth Sense’s revelation. But there’s a far more profound plot twist that’s been hiding in plain sight for 2,000 years: Jesus. Just like that moment when you realize the psychiatrist was dead all along, understanding who Jesus truly is completely transforms how the entire Biblical story fits together. In this message, we’re rewinding through six weeks of Scripture—creation, the fall, covenant, law, kingdom, and exile—and revealing how Jesus was woven into every chapter from the very beginning. Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or already believe, this perspective will challenge you to answer the most important question anyone can face: “Who do you say that I am?”

This message reveals the shocking moment when God removed His kingdom from His chosen people—and what it means for us today. From Solomon’s wisdom to his devastating fall, through the split of Israel into two warring kingdoms, to their ultimate exile in Babylon, we trace the consequences of persistent disobedience. But here’s the hope: even after 70 years of judgment, God brought restoration. Though the second temple could never match the glory of the first, and God’s visible presence seemed absent, He was preparing something greater—a new King who would reunite all His people and a foundation that would make everyone rejoice. After 400 years of silence, God was about to show up in the most unexpected way. If you’ve ever felt like you’ve squandered God’s blessings or wondered if it’s too late to turn back, this message is for you. God’s patience has limits, but His love never runs out.

What does it really mean that God is King? In this sermon, we explore the historical books of the Bible to see how God established His kingdom—leading Israel in battle, giving them laws, and providing for their needs. He was the perfect King, yet the people demanded a human ruler “like the other nations.” God gave them what they asked for: Saul, David, and a long line of kings who would all ultimately fail. Through the ups and downs of Joshua’s conquests, the cycle of the Judges, and the reign of imperfect kings, one truth becomes crystal clear: what humanity desperately needs is a King who will never die, never fail, and never abandon us. God promised David an eternal kingdom, and that promise is fulfilled in King Jesus. Today, we still face the temptation to follow human leaders—podcasters, celebrities, politicians—instead of submitting to the only perfect King. This message reminds us that while God works through imperfect people and situations, only Jesus is worthy to be the King of our hearts. Will you bow your knee to the eternal King?

Ever wonder why God gave the Israelites so many rules after rescuing them from Egypt? In this powerful sermon, we explore how God transformed a grumbling group of ex-slaves into His holy nation—and what that means for us today. Just like the Israelites needed “boot camp” to shed their Egyptian ways, we too need God’s transforming work to break free from our culture’s grip. Discover how the tabernacle, the law, and Israel’s priestly purpose all point to God’s relentless desire for relationship with us. Whether you’re struggling to understand the Old Testament or wondering how ancient covenants apply to your life right now, this message reveals how every detail of God’s story—from Abraham to Moses to you—is about one thing: His passionate pursuit to dwell in your presence. Don’t miss this eye-opening look at Exodus 19-25 and how God is still in the business of preparing people for His holy presence today.

Four thousand years ago, God made a promise that would change everything. When humanity had spiraled into wickedness and seemed beyond hope, God chose an unlikely person—an elderly idol worshiper named Abram—and initiated a covenant that would restore relationship between God and people. But here’s what makes this promise absolutely extraordinary: God didn’t just make it, He guaranteed it. In the ancient covenant ceremony, God alone walked through the sacrificed animals, essentially saying, “I will fulfill this promise even if you fail.” And that’s exactly what happened. When we broke our end of the agreement through sin, God himself paid the price through Jesus Christ on the cross. This isn’t just ancient history—it’s your story too. The same covenant that credited Abraham as righteous because of his belief is available to you today through faith in Jesus. No matter who you are or where you’ve been, God’s promise of blessing, forgiveness, and adoption into His family is extended to you. All you have to do is believe.

Every great love story has a moment when everything falls apart—and God’s love story with humanity is no different. In this powerful message, we walk through Genesis 3 to see how one bite changed everything. From the serpent’s whisper of doubt to humanity’s exile from Eden, discover how sin didn’t just break a rule—it shattered a relationship. But here’s the truth: we can’t appreciate the sweetness of grace until we understand the weight of our sin. This sermon will challenge you to see yourself in Adam and Eve’s story, to sit with the uncomfortable reality of our separation from God, and to catch a glimpse of the hope that’s coming. If you’ve ever felt shame, hidden from God, or wondered why life feels so hard, this message is for you.