Youth and Young Adult Pastor, Lyle Camp, brings a funny and insightful word on shifting your perspective to see what God already has in place in our lives.

If you are born again, God has placed His Spirit in you and you have become as one with Him as Jesus is. And…you have been anointed by Jesus, who baptizes us with the Holy Spirit. This is not a one time event, it is a lifestyle. Jesus works with us, continually empowering us for fruits and gifts.

This Mother’s Day, we’ll explore the heart of motherhood through the lens of John 17, where Jesus said, “For their sakes I sanctify Myself.” In moments of fear, frustration, or uncertainty, God invites us to parent from a place of peace, faith, and purpose—seeing our children through their identity in Christ and speaking life into their future. Be encouraged and equipped to walk in your calling with renewed confidence, knowing your prayers and presence matter deeply.

What is the baptism of the Holy Spirit? As believers, we are complete in Christ—fully in-dwelt by His Spirit and lacking nothing in our new nature. The anointing we have received from Him abides in us permanently, not waiting to “fall” but always present to empower, guide, and transform. We don’t wait for the Spirit to come—we lay hold of what we've already been given, taking hold of His indwelling power through faith.

James teaches us that temptation comes from within. We’re only tempted with the things that we desire. There is a godly way to fulfill every desire, but through brokenness, perversion and confusion we choose to fulfill our natural desires in ways that do not honor God’s natural order, which is sin. But sin is no longer our master for we are dead to sin in Christ. Join us today as we discuss how to stand in His strength and overcome.

Jesus was delivered up to die for our sins, and He rose from the dead the third day, securing our justification and eternal redemption. You are now forgiven, redeemed, justified, and made righteous because of the death, burial and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ! Keep your faith in him and rest in His finished work!

As we celebrate Palm Sunday and remember Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, we also reflect on the deeper purpose of His coming. He became fully human, entering our world in humility, so He could represent us, carry our sin, and face the cross on our behalf. Through His obedience and sacrifice, He made a way for us to become like Him—righteous, restored, and transformed into His image. Palm Sunday marks the beginning of the week that would reveal the fullness of His love, as the King who came to save by laying down His life.

Jesus gave us a model to pray, and it all starts with relationship. What we prayed from acceptance rather than for acceptance. What if we prayed from abundance rather than lack? What if prayer were more about aligning our thoughts, emotions, and mental pictures with God’s will revealed in Jesus rather than about our needs and worries? Join us today as we look at the Lord’s prayer.

Prayer is not begging from a distant God—it's confident communion with a Father who has already given us all things in Christ. In this message, we’ll explore how to ask in faith—not from fear or lack, but from a heart persuaded by God’s promises and rooted in His nature. Discover how to align your thoughts, emotions, and expectations with the finished work of Jesus so your prayers reflect trust, not striving—and how asking in faith invites both transformation and fruitfulness.

Join us for a special guest speaker, Brian Essary.