Experience the powerful message of hope this Christmas as we explore the story of Jesus’ birth and its profound meaning for our lives from Pastor Jason Sharpe. In this video, we reflect on how Christ brings light to our darkness, fulfills God's promises, and meets us in our waiting. Through scripture, we discover that what we think we need is often surpassed by the gift of reconciliation and grace found in Jesus. Join us to celebrate the true heart of Christmas—the greatest gift of all.

Join us for Meet Me at the Manger, a heartwarming Kids Christmas Program filled with joy, music, and the true meaning of Christmas! Watch as our kids share the story of Jesus' birth through songs, stories, and smiles that will warm your heart this season. Come celebrate the miracle of Christmas and be reminded of the simple yet powerful message of hope that began at the manger.

Through captivating narrations and moving worship, we explore the story of Jesus' birth—from the promise of a Savior to the humble manger where God's greatest gift was revealed.

This special service weaves together music and stories to remind us of the wonder and love that Christmas brings. Be inspired, uplifted, and reminded of the true reason for the season: Emmanuel, God with us. Don’t miss this unforgettable Christmas experience! 🎄✨

Pastor Jason Sharpe explores the essence of worship during the Christmas season, using the journey of the wise men as a guide. Worship begins with great anticipation (Psalm 100:4; Matthew 2:1-8), recognizing the long-awaited arrival of the King foretold in Numbers 24:17. True worship is expressed with joy, reverence, and action (Matthew 2:10; Psalm 95:6), as seen in the wise men's rejoicing and their offering of treasures.

Worship is never partial—it involves the whole heart and tangible expressions of devotion (Matthew 2:11; Psalm 47:1; Psalm 95:1-2). Finally, worship ignites a divine exchange, transforming those who seek God, just as the wise men departed "by another way" after encountering Jesus (Matthew 2:12). Pastor Jason Sharpe invites us to approach Christmas with a heart fully devoted to glorifying Christ, celebrating His presence, and experiencing the joy of true worship.

Pastor Jason Sharpe addresses the sin of gluttony, defined as an excessive desire for food that surpasses its intended purpose. Using examples from Genesis 25:27-34 and Esau's impulsive exchange of his birthright for a meal, it highlights how unchecked appetite can lead to poor spiritual and practical decisions.

Gluttony is a deadly sin for two reasons: it can harm physical health and signifies misplaced trust when food becomes a substitute for reliance on God. Believers are called to examine their relationship with food, asking whether it glorifies God or has become an idol.

Through 1 Corinthians 10:31 and Jesus' example of resisting temptation in Matthew 4:1-4, Pastor Jason Sharpe emphasizes living with self-control, prioritizing spiritual nourishment, and trusting God for fulfillment beyond physical needs.

Pastor Wesley Nall challenges believers to confront the sin of sloth—defined as apathy or failure to act when action is needed—and embrace a life of purpose and diligence. Drawing from Scripture, including Proverbs 12:24 and Matthew 9:35-38, it emphasizes the urgency of doing God’s work and not succumbing to laziness, whether in daily tasks, spiritual growth, or kingdom labor.

Jesus’ ministry serves as the ultimate example of focused, tireless effort in fulfilling God’s will, even amid exhaustion. Believers are reminded of the importance of balancing hard work with intentional rest that refreshes and refocuses on the mission.

Pastor Wesley Nall concludes with a call to action: the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. As followers of Christ, we are commissioned to win the lost, disciple the found, and work with urgency, knowing the time is short and the kingdom of heaven is at hand.

Pastor Jason Sharpe addresses the serious nature of lust, defined as an unrestrained desire for what God has forbidden. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:11 and 1 John 2:16, he explores how lust wars against the soul, corrupts thoughts, and distances us from God. Lust isn’t just external actions—it begins in the mind and heart, as Jesus warns in Matthew 5:27-30. Steps to guard against it include replacing lustful thoughts with God’s Word, practicing self-control, and understanding the destructiveness of unchecked desires. Ultimately, we’re reminded that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:18-20), created to honor God, not serve fleeting desires.

Pastor Jason Sharpe examines the dangers of greed through the parable in Luke 12:13-21, revealing how reliance on wealth can undermine our trust in God. He teaches that when security and wealth become priorities, God is often pushed out of our character and decisions. Instead, we’re encouraged to cultivate a generous spirit that reflects God's nature. Key points include remembering God's blessings, placing trust in Him rather than money, and using our resources for eternal purposes. Through generosity and faith, we find true fulfillment and a life that aligns with God’s values, as emphasized in 1 Timothy 6:17-19 and Luke 12:34.

In this message, Dr. Mark Williams delves into Psalm 92 to discuss the theme of "Fresh Anointing." He highlights how God renews and strengthens us through His anointing, refreshing our spirit to face each season of life. Dr. Williams emphasizes that a fresh anointing brings renewed purpose, vitality, and resilience, enabling believers to flourish even in challenging times. This message encourages seeking God’s continuous empowerment and renewal, allowing His Spirit to work in and through us for His glory.