Peace is often something we expect to find on the other side of changed circumstances—but the story of Jesus tells a different story. In this message, Pastor Jordan explores how Jesus, the Prince of Peace, entered the world not in calm or comfort, but in chaos. Born in a manger amid political unrest and spiritual warfare, Jesus stepped directly into both the visible mess and the unseen battle in the heavenlies.

This message is a reminder that peace is not the absence of conflict or uncertainty. Because of who Jesus is, peace is possible even when circumstances remain unresolved.

Zechariah and Elizabeth knew the pain of unanswered prayer, just as Israel waited in silence for a Messiah. In Luke 1, we see that Zechariah’s silence wasn’t punishment—it was preparation, a space where God was quietly at work.

On Legacy Sunday, we study the Magi and how they navigated the first Christmas with clarity, joy, and generosity. Navigating Christmas offers a practical framework for keeping your heart centered on Jesus through the noise and pressure of the season.

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In this message from Matthew 6:19–24, Pastor Jordan unpacks Jesus’ teaching on treasure, generosity, and the true source of security. Our security and identity remain vulnerable as long as our treasure is rooted in earthly things—but when our hearts are aligned with heaven, everything shifts.

God is a generous God, and His Spirit produces a generous identity in us. Generosity isn’t just something we do; it’s who we’re becoming as we reflect our Creator.

In this message on the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25, Pastor Jordan unpacks what it means to be a faithful manager of all God entrusts to us. We explore how managers carry real responsibility and a measure of authority—yet ultimate authority always belongs to the Owner. A faithful manager doesn’t act independently but manages resources, opportunities, and influence in alignment with the owner’s values.

Pastor Matt McCloghry opens our new series Manager by exploring how we can honor God through wise, faithful stewardship of the resources entrusted to us.

Jesus looked beyond the crowd to find Zacchaeus. This message challenges us to do the same — to be present, aware, and ready for divine moments along the way.

Mission Sunday is a recalibration. It’s an opportunity for our church family to remember what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. In this message, Pastor Jordan uses the great commission in Matthew 28 to remind us that true discipleship is missional.

Mission Sunday is a recalibration. It’s an opportunity for our church family to remember what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. In this message, Pastor Jordan uses the great commission in Matthew 28 to remind us that true discipleship is missional.

In the final installment of our series on the life of Daniel, Pastor Jordan unpacks Daniel chapter 10—a glimpse behind the curtain of spiritual warfare. Daniel’s prayer was heard and answered immediately, yet the fulfillment was delayed because of a battle in the unseen realm. This message reminds us that some delays aren’t denials—they’re spiritual conflicts that must be fought with spiritual weapons.