What if the real challenge isn’t understanding who Jesus is—but accepting what He came to do? This Sunday, we’ll look at Jesus’ first sermon and the surprising reaction it produced. The same crowd that admired Him quickly turned against Him. Why? Because Jesus didn’t come to meet expectations—He came to redefine them. Join us as we wrestle with a question we can’t avoid: Will we receive Jesus as King… or resist Him when He confronts us?

Most of us are spiritually busy but inwardly cluttered. This Sunday in Luke 3, we’ll see that the King isn’t coming to be managed—He’s coming to take over. Stop hiding behind your spiritual résumé and join us as we prepare the way for the King.

When the King of Kings entered history—not in power, but in humility—everything changed. In Luke 2, we see how God works through ordinary circumstances to bring extraordinary salvation. The question is simple: are you aware that God is still at work? Knowing this, will you just admire the King of Kings, or will you follow Him?

When the King arrives, who is actually in charge?

When God steps into an ordinary life, He doesn't come as a houseguest to assist our plans; He comes with authority to establish His rule. This Sunday, we continue our series in Luke 1 to see how Mary’s "Yes" serves as a "divine home invitation" that overturns our pride and replaces it with His presence. 

What do you do when God feels silent?

This Sunday we begin a brand-new series through the gospel of Luke—The Way of the King. In a world full of noise, Luke shows us a God who is still speaking, still working, and still keeping His promises—even in the quiet.

If you’ve ever wondered where God is in the waiting… this is for you.

What if Easter is the moment God kept His greatest promise - and it changes everything? This Sunday, we’re opening Luke 24 and stepping into the moment history turned: the empty tomb. Come discover why the promise God made from the beginning in Genesis 3 didn’t fail - and what that means for you. 

The crowd praised Him… the city welcomed Him… But Jesus wept. This Palm Sunday, we’ll see why it’s possible to celebrate Jesus and still miss Him. Join us as we step into the beginning of Passion Week and encounter the King we didn’t expect - but desperately needed. 

In Isaiah 52:13–53:12, we see a shocking picture of a Savior who suffers, is rejected, and takes our place—opening the way to God once and for all. Join us as we uncover how this ancient passage reveals the heart of the gospel and why it still demands a response today.

This Sunday we’ll explore Exodus 12 and the story of the Passover—the moment God showed His people how salvation works. The blood of the lamb marked the difference between judgment and mercy, and it points us directly to Jesus. Join us as we see how the cross fulfills this powerful promise and what it means to live under God’s covering today.