Guest speaker Brad Dacus of Pacific Justice Institute brings a powerful message from Esther chapter 4, reminding us that God does not need us, but he invites us to get off the bleachers and onto the field. Through the story of Esther and Mordecai, he challenges us to stop playing it safe and step into the purpose God has for us, because the joy that comes with obedience is greater than anything we could gain by staying silent. We know the final score, and God is still writing the story.

Pastor Mark continues his message on identity in Christ, walking through seven biblical keys to discovering who God made you to be. From changing the way you see yourself, to letting grace take you beyond your own ability, to claiming the endless resources of God, this message will challenge you to stop settling for status quo and start walking in everything God has already prepared for you.

You were made in the image of God, and God wrote your story before you were born. But if you don't know who you are in Christ, the enemy will keep you defeated. Pastor Mark opens this message from 1 Corinthians 2, Psalm 139, and Ephesians 2 to show you that God has prepared extraordinary things for those who love him, and that the only place to truly find yourself is in the Word of God.

Youth Pastor Cameron Cooper brings a word from the book of Habakkuk for anyone who has ever felt like God is silent, absent, or moving too slowly. Through the stories of Habakkuk, Joseph, and Paul and Silas, Cameron shows that God is always working behind doors you cannot see, and that his delays are not denials. You can trust God even when you don't understand his timing. You can trust God even when you don't understand his methods. Because God is doing something in your own day.

Pastor Mark continues the series on faith by unpacking two distinct but inseparable expressions of faith. Faith toward God is your attitude, the unwavering trust that says like Job, "though you slay me, yet will I trust you." The faith of God is your ability to receive his promises. Both grow from the Word of God, and both are essential. When Jesus returns, he will be looking for one thing. Will he find faith on the earth, and will he find it in you?

On the weekend America celebrates its Declaration of Independence, Pastor Mark brings a different kind of declaration. Drawing from Job 22, Psalms 40, Psalms 145, and Isaiah 43, he challenges us to make a daily declaration of dependence upon God and to boldly declare his faithfulness to the people around us. One generation is supposed to declare God's mighty acts to the next, and your voice matters. What you decree and declare has the power to shift the atmosphere, build your faith, and bring God's promises to pass in your life.

In this message, Pastor Mark picks up where last week left off and builds on the foundation of God's love to show how faith is activated, energized, and expressed through love. Drawing from Galatians 5:6, 1 Corinthians 13, and 1 John, he shows why walking in love, guarding your tongue, and choosing to forgive are not just good ideas but the very things that unlock your faith and get your prayers answered.

This Father's Day, Pastor Mark shares from 1 John 3, Ephesians 3, and Psalms 91 about the love God has for us as our Heavenly Father. When you understand how deeply and completely God loves you, it changes everything. You stop running from him and start running to him. You stop striving and start trusting. Because the same love the Father has for Jesus, he has for you.

Youth Pastor Cameron shares his testimony from youth camp and challenges us to say yes. Pastor Pam shares about her experience at TPUSA. And Pastor Mark brings the Word from 1 John 4, reminding us that the Greater One living on the inside of us is more powerful than anything we face in the world.

Knowing who you are in Christ is just the beginning. In this message, Pastor Mark picks up where last week left off and digs into the practical side of sanctification, showing what it looks like to actually walk out the holy life God has already made available to you. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, you can be renewed, strengthened from the inside out, and transformed in character. If you've ever wondered why the Christian life feels harder than it should, this message is for you.