In this special service, Michael Tropea reminds us of the Great Commission and our calling to share the Gospel with others. We also celebrated eight baptisms and had the privilege of hearing each person share their testimony of faith. It was a powerful reminder of the life-changing work God is doing in our church and community.

Doug Clark teaches from Isaiah 61 this week, exploring the Lord’s promise to bring good news to the brokenhearted, freedom to the captives, and hope to those who are mourning. The passage points to God’s work of restoration, bringing beauty from ashes, joy from mourning, and rebuilding what has been broken.

Randall Ator shares a powerful message from Mark chapter 2, reminding us that Jesus sees beyond what’s on the surface. Through the story of the paralyzed man and his friends, we’re challenged to think about faith, friendship, forgiveness, and what it really means to bring people to Jesus.

Brandon Hiltibidal challenges us with a simple but powerful question: Are we still going to accomplish the mission of the Church? Drawing from Matthew and Colossians, Brandon reminds us of the mission Jesus has given us and challenges us to consider how we can be part of it right now. He closes with three practical ways we can support the mission and make a difference where God has placed us.

Michael Tropea wraps up this short series through the book of Titus with a message from chapter 3. As we finish the series, we’re reminded of God’s grace, the importance of living out our faith, and the call to reflect His goodness in the way we live and serve others.

Lewis Pollard shares this morning’s message from the book of Romans, reminding us of the power of the Gospel and what it means to live by faith. A timely message that encourages us to trust God, grow in our faith, and live out the truth of His Word.

Paradise isn't found in a place. It's entered through Jesus.

In Luke 23:39–43, Kyle Smith unpacks one of the most powerful conversations in Scripture, reminding us that salvation has always been about grace.

You weren't meant to do this alone. In 1 Corinthians 12:12–27, Lewis Pollard explores how our identity is found together as the body of Christ, where every person has a purpose and every part matters.

Michael Tropea walks through Titus 2, showing how sound doctrine isn't just something we believe. It's something we live. A healthy church is made up of healthy households, where every generation is called to disciple the next.

What if you're not missing anything? Jay Ferguson explores how the ordinary rhythms of life are often the very place where God shapes our faith, one faithful day at a time.