Sticks and stones hurt...but so do words. We lied to ourselves with that old saying. The things people say about us don't just sting — they can stick with us. And the things we say to others have real consequences. Let's talk about the real weight of what we say.

We've all repeated things that sounded right, felt right, and came from a good place. But good intentions don't make something true. This week we take the commonly held belief that God will not give you more than you can handle, and open God's Word to see what Scripture actually says.

Does the Bible actually target LGBTQ+ people? In this sermon, we dive deep into Scripture to explore what the Bible truly says — and what it means for the Church today. Join us for an honest, thoughtful, and grace-filled conversation.

Have you ever wondered whether the Bible is misogynistic? Critics point to verses about submission and silence and conclude that Christianity is just dressed-up patriarchy. But is that the whole story? In this sermon, we slow down, read the text in context, and discover that God doesn't oppress women—he dignifies them.

In this sermon, we tackle one of the toughest questions in the Bible: Does God command genocide in the Old Testament? We look at key passages, historical context, and what this means for our understanding of God’s character. If you’ve wrestled with difficult scriptures or questions about faith, this message is for you.

What if everything you thought you knew about God and hell was missing a crucial piece? The question sounds simple. How can a good God send people to hell? But the answer cuts deeper than you might expect.

Heaven isn’t just clouds and harps.It’s a restored world, God dwelling with His people, and everything made new!Revelation 21–22 shows us what the new creation will be like… and it’s better than we can imagine!

This week we respond to your questions! We have spent the beginning of the year reading and discussing the Book of Revelation. It can be confusing and hard to approach. This week we respond to the questions that you submitted.

In this sermon, we explore Revelation 19–20 and connect it with Jesus’ parable in Matthew about the wedding. We talk about what it means to be ready and clothed in Christ as we look toward His return.

Revelation 17–18 shows us a powerful picture of temptation—how the world tries to capture our hearts with comfort, power, and pleasure. But Scripture calls us to something greater.

In this message we explore how believers can recognize the pull of the world and keep our eyes fixed on Jesus instead.