In Acts 16, Paul makes room for Timothy, showing us that Spirit-led leadership is not about building a platform but about recognizing, developing, and releasing people for Kingdom purposes. Thermostats: Part Two challenges us to become the kind of leaders who notice what God is already doing in others and intentionally help them become more like Jesus.

Every follower of Jesus carries God’s presence into ordinary places, with power to change the atmosphere, not just observe it. In this message from Acts 16, we discover how Spirit-led leaders keeps moving forward.

“Now What? Every Jesus follower faces the same question: What will I do with what God has said? This week we discovered that spiritual growth happens when we cultivate a receptive heart toward God and take personal responsibility to respond in faithful obedience, allowing His Word to transform us from the inside out.

What if praise is more than singing songs? Join Pastor Lance as we discover how biblical praise reshapes our hearts and renews our minds, drawing us closer to Christ through a life that celebrates God’s goodness every day. 

In the last part of the series, “The Supremacy of Christ: His Sufficiency for Our Suffering”, Pastor Lance traces the transformation of the apostle Paul to reveal how the supremacy of Christ doesn't remove our suffering but redeems it, redirecting our deepest struggles into something worth giving our lives to.

The Supremacy of Christ: His Sufficiency for Our Suffering”, Pastor Lance encourages the church to remember who we are in the face of suffering and live according to the truth of Jesus’ supremacy and our identity.

In this new series, “The Supremacy of Christ: His Sufficiency for Our Suffering”, Pastor Lance reminds us that Jesus Christ reigns supreme over our suffering, and as we walk in Him, He gives weary hearts hope, strength, and grace.

Anyone can be a father, but it takes someone special to be a dad. From 1 Thessalonians 2:11-12, we explore five marks of a father who walks with God and serves his family well, and discover that fathering others flows from first receiving God as Father.

Generosity is about discipleship, not finances, and is rooted in trusting Father God, who gave everything first. Drawing on 2 Corinthians 9:6-11 and 2 Peter 1:4, this message in the BECOMING series calls us to live with open hands and hearts in our finances, time, relationships, and forgiveness, reflecting the Father’s abundant nature.

Dennis Cramer delivers a message about the supernatural nature of God’s Kingdom. Through personal stories, Dennis aims to inspire the church to seek God’s supernatural presence and power in their own lives.