Special Guest Ryon Flanagan

This message unpacks the idea that love is the heartbeat of the Church, without which nothing else—no gift, talent, or success—matters. Drawing from Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 13, it challenges us to move beyond a cultural view of love as a feeling and instead embrace love as a command, a choice, and a reflection of God’s character. The Church in Corinth had spiritual gifts but lacked love, and Paul calls them—and us—to grow in maturity by living out love in action. Real love is patient, kind, and sacrificial, and it’s the only thing that will carry into eternity.

In this kickoff message of our Body Issues series, Pastor Jordan unpacks Paul’s teaching in 1 Corinthians 12 about the Church as one unified body made up of many unique parts. This message explores how the interdependent nature of the body of Christ can either fuel you or frustrate you—depending on how you embrace it. It’s important that we recognize that our mission as followers of Jesus would be overwhelming without each other, and that the diversity of the body sharpens our spiritual sensitivity and exposes us to opportunities for growth.

In this special Mother’s Day message, Pastor Jordan shares the powerful story of Hannah and Samuel — a story of prayer, surrender, and legacy. Samuel was able to hear God’s voice and walk in his calling, not by accident, but because his mother birthed him in prayer, raised him in the presence of God, and entrusted him to grow in His house. This message is a reminder that what we dedicate to God doesn’t disappear — it develops. Whether you’re a parent, a future parent, or someone praying for purpose, this sermon will stir your faith and reshape how you see surrender.

Wrong Place to Rest

In this week’s message, Pastor Jordan unpacks Jesus’ invitation to the weary and worn out. We often chase rest in the wrong places—comfort, control, achievement, escape—only to find ourselves more drained. True rest isn’t found in another accomplishment or vacation. True rest is found in Jesus.

Pastor Jordan lays out the importance of baptism as we celebrate with people who take their next step in following Jesus.

In this Easter message, Pastor Jordan shares how the tearing of the veil and the rolling of the stone changed everything. Through the lens of Jesus' suffering, betrayal, and resurrection, we see not only what Christ endured for us, but how He tore down every barrier between us and the presence of God.

In this Palm Sunday message from Pastor Jordan, we reflect on the significance of recognizing Jesus for who He truly is-our Savior, King, and Redeemer. As we walk through the events of that first Palm Sunday, we'll explore how our perception of Jesus shapes our response to Him, both in worship and in everyday life.

When life leaves us uncertain, where do we place our trust? In this final message from our "Easier Said Than Done" series, Pastor Jordan explores the crucial difference between misplaced trust-in people and things that ultimately fail-and the unwavering peace found in trust in God. Discover how releasing the burden of control and leaning on the Lord leads to a peace that surpasses all understanding.

Rejoice Always

Is it truly possible to find joy in every situation? If so, how can we achieve it? In week three of Easier Said Than Done, we explore the Apostle Paul’s message to the Philippian church, urging them to “Rejoice Always.”