Because Jesus lives, you are not alone. This Easter message explores the resurrection, ascension, and the gift of the Holy Spirit, reminding us that God is with us, in us, and places us in His family. Find hope, belonging, and new life through the risen Savior.

On Palm Sunday, the crowd expected a king, but missed the Savior. This message explores how unmet expectations can blind us to God’s work. Learn to pray boldly, hope fully, and trust God with the outcome, even when life doesn’t go as planned.

In the final week of our Formed on Mission series, we look at Philippians 2:5–8 and the example of Jesus, who willingly left comfort, embraced humility, and surrendered fully to the Father’s will. Through biblical insight and personal stories from Rwanda, this message challenges us to step beyond comfort, trust God with the outcomes, and live in daily obedience wherever He sends us, because real transformation doesn’t happen when we play it safe, but when we live on mission.

In Week 2 of Formed on Mission, this message explores how humility transforms the way we approach mission. You will learn to see every person as made in God’s image, honor others without compromising faith, and lift people up instead of tearing them down. Stories include Pastor Mark's experience at the State House and Peter’s guidance to honor even imperfect leaders.

In Week 1 of Formed on Mission, we explore how mission begins with seeing people the way Jesus does. From Matthew 9:35–38, we learn that compassion starts with noticing the hurting and helpless around us. When we step into God’s work, He reshapes our vision and forms our hearts.

Life group: Where Discipleship Happens by Grace Capital Church

Baptism is not the finish line, it’s the starting line. In this joyful and biblically grounded message, we explore what it means to walk in newness of life after saying yes to Jesus. Through Scripture, we look at pursuing closeness with the Father through Christ, living empowered by the Holy Spirit, growing in God’s character, and stepping into our calling as ambassadors of the Kingdom.

Faith doesn’t stop with saying yes to Jesus – it grows, multiplies, and spreads. In Matthew 28, Jesus calls us not just to follow Him, but to make disciples who love what He loves. In this message Pastor Mark talks about what it looks like to train the found, invest in others, and live on mission – so that our faith doesn’t just touch us, it changes the world.

The world has a way of forgetting some people – the orphan, the widow, the lonely, the overlooked and the fatherless. But God never forgets. He moves closer to them and calls His people to do the same. This message talks about what it means to reflect God’s heart for the forgotten and fatherless and why caring for them is a measure of our own faith in action.

What if the way you treated the hungry, the sick, the marginalized was the way you treated Jesus Himself? In Matthew 25, Jesus makes this stunning connection. The people we often overlook, ignore, or avoid—they matter to God. We’re going to explore how seeing others through His eyes can change the way we live, serve, and love.