In this sermon, Pastor Jordan Caro preaches from Hebrews 12:3–11.

This passage teaches that God’s discipline in our lives is His love for us at work—even when it doesn’t feel like it in the moment. His discipline is never punishment for our sin, but preparation for our purpose, shaping us to become more like Christ.

If you’re walking through a challenging season, this message is for you. Check out the full sermon to learn more.

As we wrapped up Hope for the World 2025, we focused on how each of us can take part in engaging the nations with the gospel. Pastor Scott Worthington preached from Colossians 4:2–4.

In this passage, we learned that prayer is one of the primary ways we join in on what God is doing around the world. As we pray, God—by His sovereignty—chooses to move through the prayers of His people, opening doors of opportunity and inviting us to step into them to proclaim the gospel.

Every Jesus follower is called to share the good news with those who do not know Jesus. Check out this sermon to learn more and see how you can take your next step in taking part of what God is doing in Las Vegas, the west, and the world.

In Week 2 of Hope for the World, we focused on reaching our nation through church planting. Pastor Ricky Harris taught from Acts 13:1–4.

In this passage, the local church recognized the need to share the gospel beyond itself and sent out missionaries to do just that. In the same way, God has called every Jesus follower to share the gospel — and reaching the nations through church multiplication might be part of that calling. Whether it's starting a church or joining a church plant, God may be prompting you to take that step.

Watch this sermon to learn more!

We kicked off Hope for the World 2025 with Pastor Tom McCormick teaching from John 4:27–35.

In this message, we were reminded that every follower of Jesus has a mission—to share the gospel with others. The good news isn’t something to keep to ourselves but to share with those who don’t yet know Him.

Together, we explored how we can take part in God’s mission right here in our city. Watch the sermon to learn more!

In the final week of Anchored: A Journey Through Romans 8, Pastor Scott preached from Romans 8:31-39.

No matter what we go through, and no matter what we face, as Jesus followers, we can have confidence in the struggle because God is for us! Here's what that means: Nothing that comes against you can ultimately overcome you. The victory is ours!

If you're feeling discouraged or defeated, this message is for you. Check it out!

In week 3 of Anchored: A Journey Through Romans 8, Pastor Trenton Dorner preached from Romans 8:18–30.

Following Jesus doesn’t mean our problems disappear—we’ll still face difficulties and trials. But as Jesus followers, we know how our story ends: glory is coming! Because we have that future hope, we can endure almost anything in the middle of the struggle.

In this message, we learned three key truths:

If you’re walking through a difficult season, this message is for you. Check it out!

In week 2 of Anchored: A Journey Through Romans 8, Pastor Scott Worthington preached from Romans 8:12–17.

Paul makes it clear in this passage — we’re all on one of two roads: one ruled by the flesh or one led by the Spirit. As followers of Jesus, the Holy Spirit lives in us and leads us. But what does it mean to walk by the Spirit?

In this message, we learned two key truths:

As Spirit-led people, we’re called to put sin to death daily and live in the freedom we have in Christ. 

Watch this sermon to learn how to fight sin and walk in your identity in Christ!

In week 1 of Anchored: A Journey Through Romans 8, Pastor Scott Worthington preached from Romans 8:1–11.

As followers of Jesus, we’ve been freed by God from the penalty of sin! But that doesn’t mean we won’t still struggle with it.

In the struggle against sin, we can easily get discouraged and feel condemned. But, the Bible says there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus! We can get back up when we fall because God is continuing to free us from the power of sin—and when He returns, He will free us from the presence of sin.

If you’ve been feeling defeated or discouraged in your struggle against sin, this sermon is for you.

In this final sermon of The Gospel of Mark, Pastor Scott Worthington shares from Mark 16:9-20.

In this passage, Jesus reveals His authority over the spiritual world, confronts unbelief, gives the Great Commission, ascends in glory, and empowers His followers to carry the gospel to all creation.

The story doesn’t end—it continues through us! Check out this sermon to learn more!

This weekend we're back in our series, the Gospel of Mark. Pastor Jordan Caro shared from Mark 16:1-13 - the story of the resurrection and Jesus appearing to His followers.

What do we do when God’s good news seems too good to be true? That’s what we explore and dive deep into in this sermon. Check it out to learn more!