This week, we close out our Redeemed series with a powerful reminder: redemption is not the finish line—it’s the beginning of a life rooted in Christ. Pastor David Martin Jr. breaks down what it truly means to abide in Jesus, straight from John 15. Abiding isn’t just believing or behaving—it’s staying, dwelling, and depending on Him daily. When we remain in Him, He transforms us from the inside out. If you’re tired of striving and ready to thrive, this message will help you reconnect to the source of life, peace, and lasting change.

This week, guest speaker Kelly Workman unpacks what it really means to live the abundant life Jesus promised in John 10:10. True abundance isn’t about having more stuff—it’s about having more of Him. Through Scripture, we see that this life begins with justification, brings peace with God, and fills us with unshakable hope. If you’ve been surviving spiritually, this message is your invitation to start living fully—anchored in grace, peace, and eternal purpose

In the final week of our Redeemed series, Pastor David brings a powerful message on what it means to not just be saved—but to truly belong. Many know God as Savior, but few trust Him as Father. Through the story of the prodigal son and Romans 8, we’re reminded that redemption means adoption—we are no longer spiritual orphans, but dearly loved children. If fear, shame, or broken trust has kept you in the shallow end of your faith, this message is your invitation to go deeper.

In week 3 of our Redeemed series, Pastor David takes us to Mark 5, where a man broken beyond repair encounters Jesus—and everything changes. Jesus didn’t just rescue and redeem him—He restored and repurposed him to tell others. If you’ve been rescued by Jesus, you have a story that matters. This message will remind you that your testimony isn’t just personal—it’s powerful. You’ve been redeemed to tell the world what He’s done.

This week in our Redeemed series, Pastor David challenges us with the truth that we’re not just saved from something—we’re saved for something. Through the story of Jonah, we see how God calls and sends His redeemed people into a world that desperately needs hope. Whether you’re running from your calling or stepping into it, this message will remind you that God's grace doesn't just change your past—it empowers your purpose.

This week, Pastor David launches our brand-new Redeemed series by helping us understand what true redemption means. Through the story of Paul and the promises of Scripture, we discover that being redeemed isn't about our good works—it's about God's mercy and grace through Jesus. Learn how Jesus moves us from death to life, from enemy to friend, from condemnation to freedom. Are you truly redeemed?

This Easter, Pastor David wraps up our Courageous series by focusing on the ultimate act of courage—Jesus’ death and resurrection. Jesus, our Courageous King, defeated sin and death so that we could live with freedom, forgiveness, and purpose. Whether you’re searching like Mary, doubting like Thomas, or just trying to make sense of it all, this message is for you. Discover the life-changing truth of the resurrection and how turning to Jesus changes everything.

In this message, Pastor David identifies three powerful courage killers that can derail your faith journey: unforeseen setbacks, personal failure, and betrayal. Through the stories of Job, Peter, and Joseph, we learn how to stay strong when life hits hard, when we mess up, and when people hurt us. Courage isn’t the absence of pain—it’s choosing to trust God in the middle of it. If you’ve been tempted to give up, this message is your reminder to keep going.

This week in our Courageous series, Pastor David exposes the four traps of discouragement that can steal our confidence and crush our spirits: distress, dejection, danger, and discord. Pastor David shows us how anxiety, depression, fear, and division don’t have to define our lives—but through prayer, God’s promises, and persistence, we can rise above it all. Learn how biblical heroes like Hannah, David, Joshua, and Moses overcame these traps—and how you can too.