This week, Abe Yeager taught from the book of Philemon on the importance of reconciliation. Through Paul’s example, we see the heart of the gospel on display: taking on the cost, extending grace, and restoring relationships.

This week in our Sisters and Brothers sermon series, Pastor John Durham taught from Romans 12:3-8, challenging us to embrace our unique gifts as grace from God, meant to serve others and build up the Church as one body in Christ. He reminded us that this kind of unity and service can only happen when we lay aside our pride.

This week, Pastor John continued our Sisters and Brothers sermon series with a message from Ephesians 2:18-22, challenging us to see the Church as a unified, diverse, and shared community built on Christ.

This week, Drew Humphrey kicked off our new series Sisters and Brothers with a message from Galatians 3. Drew reminded us that our identity as God’s children is found through faith in Jesus and is available to all. He challenged us to reject division and instead live as a unified family, reflecting Christ by loving fully, seeing rightly, and embracing our shared identity in Him.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor John Durham preached from 1 Peter 3:18, reminding us that Jesus’ suffering and once-for-all sacrifice are complete. Nothing further can be added to the finished work of the cross. Through His death in our place and His resurrection to life, we are invited into a restored relationship with God.

This week, Pastor John shared a message out of Matthew 21, reminding us that Jesus is the King we’ve been longing for. He is the one Who holds all authority and came to save the world. He challenged us to move beyond a lukewarm faith, recognizing that Jesus calls us to respond. We can either fully reject Him or fully surrender, but never settle for simply liking Him.

This week, Pastor John opened up our new sermon series Rescue by walking us through Psalm 107, showing how anyone living apart from God is either lost, bound, dying, or helpless. Over and over again, the psalm reveals that when people cry out in their desperation, God is faithful to respond in grace and deliver them. Ultimately, this points to Jesus as the ultimate Rescuer, who came to save us once and for all.

In our final week in our Established sermon series, we look at the story of David after calamity and his dependence on the Lord. Where can we find God when bad things happen? What is the result?

I SAMUEL 27:1-4

I SAMUEL 30:1-3

I SAMUEL 30:4-6

Faith in God doesn’t prevent hardship, it carries us through it.

In our worst moments, we need to preach truth to our own souls.

“Look around and be perplexed. Look within and be distressed. Look to Jesus, be at rest.” Corrie Ten Boom

I Samuel 30:7-10

I SAMUEL 30:11-15

“God's ways are behind the scenes; but He moves all the scenes which He is behind.” - John Nelson Darby

I SAMUEL 30:16-20 

God’s people never suffer a final defeat!

I SAMUEL 30:21-25 

Grace gives what effort cannot earn.

We continue our Established sermon series and dive deeper into the story of Saul and David. We can find in Scripture the downward spiral of sin and where God proves His might.

I SAMUEL13:13-14

I SAMUEL 18:6-9.  I SAMUEL 19:1  I SAMUEL 20:30-33  I SAMUEL 22:16-19. I SAMUEL 28:3-8.

Sin always spirals downward.

Sin appears so casually.

Sin harms so completely.

Sin controls so quickly.

Sin destroys so painfully.

I SAMUEL 16:1-13

God often prepares us in hidden places.

God’s primary concern is our heart.

I Samuel 17:41-49

RIGHTEOUS COURAGE HONORS GOD.

FAITH SIMPLY BELIEVES IN GOD’S GREATNESS.

GOD USES THE UNLIKELY SO HE GETS THE VICTORY.

This week, Pastor John continued our Established sermon series with a message from 1 Samuel 8–13, emphasizing how impatience can lead us to compromise. He challenged us to resist fear and pride, choosing instead to trust God’s timing by walking in faith, because the decisions we make in moments can shape the course of our lives.