In this message from our More series, we look at what it truly means to show Christlike kindness—the kind that’s full of grace and truth, not just niceness.

Through the story in John 8, Jesus shows us that real kindness humbles itself, lifts others up, and leads to transformation. Let’s learn how to put down the rock and live More like Him!

This week’s message from our MORE series digs into what real patience looks like when it’s powered by the Holy Spirit. Pastor Ryan reminds us that biblical patience isn’t just “waiting calmly”… it’s learning to have a long fuse when everything in us wants to blow up.

Discover how God’s incredible patience with us can transform the way we respond to others—and how growing in patience can actually change your relationships, your faith, and your peace.

This week in our More series, we learned that peace isn’t just the absence of conflict — it’s the presence of wholeness and well-being that comes from Jesus, the Prince of Peace.

Week 1 of "MORE": the fruit of the spirit of love.

It's Week 9 of our study through the book of Romans!

This week in our You’ve Got Mail series, we walked through Romans 4 and discovered what it really means to receive God’s greatest gift—salvation through Jesus. Paul reminds us that we don’t earn it by works, but by grace through faith, just like Abraham who trusted God and was made right with Him.

In this message from Romans 3:21–24, we explore what it truly means to be right with God. Pastor Darren unpacks the difference between trying to earn righteousness through rules, religion, and people-pleasing versus receiving it freely through faith in Jesus Christ.

In Romans 3, Paul reminds us that as followers of Christ, we’re not called to follow the crowd but to live set apart for God. Outward signs like circumcision or baptism don’t save us—only faith in Jesus does. God desires our whole heart, and His Word lights our path so we can walk in truth instead of being led by cultural idols like money, comfort, or approval.

Even when others are unfaithful, God remains faithful. We’re called to practice discernment, lead ourselves well, and trust God’s unchanging character. In the end, we won’t stand before Him with a “resume” of good works but with the invitation He’s given us through Christ. Our righteousness and hope are found in Him alone.

Continue the journey with us into the book of Romans!

In Week 2 of our You’ve Got Mail series, we’ll explore how the gospel doesn’t just save us—it sets us free. Free to live with boldness. Free to walk in faith. Free to step into the life God designed for us.